Clinical Program Planning Services

With the formation of larger and more complex health care systems, organizations can often achieve the critical mass needed to expand clinical service offerings, improve quality, increase market share and revenues, and enhance image.

Health Strategies & Solutions can help organizations identify opportunities to improve and expand clinical programs, and we have particular expertise in working with physicians who want to participate in configuring future service offerings.

We have helped numerous providers across the country plan and develop cardiovascular, oncology, neuroscience, orthopedic/

musculoskeletal, women and children's, emergency, surgery, and imaging services. Our clinical program planning services include:

* Service line planning and development
* Centers of excellence
* Niche program development
* Clinical program prioritization
* Physician-hospital partnerships
* Facility/equipment requirements
* Market, environmental, and financial feasibility assessments

Business and Financial Planning Services

Effective business and financial planning is more important than ever for health care organizations. Limited and sometimes competing interests for capital and operating resources, ever-increasing competition, and increased scrutiny and oversight by boards, community leaders, and regulators add up to growing pressure to ensure that organizations perform well under adverse conditions.

HS&S has the expertise and experience to prepare business and financial plans to address a wide variety of strategic considerations. Our planning models are highly detailed and structured to accommodate ongoing changes in project plans, sensitivity analysis, contingency planning, and projection of multiple scenarios. This process is completed in a collaborative manner between the consultants and client leadership.

Our business and financial planning services includes:

* Financial feasibility
* Revenue enhancement
* Organizationwide and program business plans
* Transaction analysis
* Resource requirements
* Productivity-operations improvement
* Fair market value compliance