ConceptMulti-site healthcare

Scheduling & reporting

Five clinics, one way of running the day, and a rollup in the owners' inbox by 7am.

CategoryOperations & Reporting
EngagementConcept
Steps05
01 · The situation

Five clinics, five systems.

Five clinics, five ways of doing things. Reporting was a weekly scramble and double-booking was a constant risk.

Every site ran on local habits, so nothing learned at one clinic made the others better.

Clinics, each with its own way of scheduling
5
Reporting scramble, owners a week behind
Weekly
02 · The approach

One way of running the day.

Standardise the schedule and the reporting first, because everything else hangs off them. One booking system, one definition of utilisation, one report format every site feeds automatically.

Five sites, five habits, no shared learning
Local
Standard schedule and reporting across all sites
One
03 · The build

The nightly rollup.

Standardised scheduling and reporting in one system, with automated reminders and a nightly rollup that lands in the owners' inbox by 7am.

Double-booking is blocked at the source, and the weekly scramble becomes a daily glance.

BookingOne systemScheduleFive clinicsUtilisationLive trackingRemindersAutomatedNightly rollupBy 7amOwners' inboxDaily glance
04 · By 7am

The week, visible by breakfast.

Illustrative targets for a group at this scale: booking utilisation held near 98 percent, with a nightly rollup landing in the owners' inbox by 7am instead of a weekly scramble.

Nightly rollup in the inbox (illustrative)
7am
Booking utilisation (illustrative)
98%
05 · Results

Hours back every week.

Illustrative targets for a group at this scale: around 12 hours saved weekly per clinic, with booking utilisation held near 98 percent.

Hours saved per clinicIllustrative weekly admin reduction
12 hrsSAVED WEEKLYPER CLINIC

Results

Five clinics on one schedule, with around 12 hours saved weekly per site and a nightly rollup in the owners' inbox by 7am.