The reviewer’s view, before the review

Assessed the way a survey team would.

We assess trauma programs and perioperative services against the standards, and give you a written plan for what to fix and in what order.

Designation and verification readiness.

Pursuing designation, preparing for a site survey, or closing findings from the last one: we bring the reviewer’s perspective to your program before the reviewers do.

  • On-site evaluation across the full continuum, delivered as a written gap analysis with a prioritized improvement roadmap.

  • A consultative review run against the verification process, with findings framed the way a survey team would frame them.

  • Policy and protocol development, activation criteria, transfer protocols, performance improvement, registry optimization, and staff education.

  • PIPS program design, case review structure, loop closure documentation, and reporting built to hold up at survey.

  • Registry stand-up, data quality assessment, benchmarking, and the clean data most first-time applications require.

  • Ongoing monthly access for programs that want continuity between site visits.

Coverage models and call structure.

Built on what we know first-hand: how perioperative and anesthesia coverage is structured, what it costs, and whether the model fits your case volume and your community.

  1. 01.

    Staffing model

    Surgical and anesthesia staffing evaluated against case mix and volume.

  2. 02.

    Call panel

    Call structure, backup coverage, and burden distribution.

  3. 03.

    Anesthesia coverage

    Coverage model and subsidy review.

  4. 04.

    Credentialing

    Credentialing and privileging process assessment.

  5. 05.

    Coverage mix

    Locum, permanent, and hybrid coverage analysis.

  6. 06.

    Service lines

    Restoration and expansion planning.

Phased, and scoped before it starts.

Engagements are scoped and priced to the facility. Workshops and verification readiness programs also run on their own, in one- and two-day formats.

  1. Assessment

    On-site evaluation and stakeholder interviews, delivered as a written report with a gap analysis and a prioritized roadmap.

    On site
  2. Implementation

    A return engagement to convert recommendations into policy, protocol, program structure, and training.

    Return visit
  3. Reassessment

    Follow-up review at six to twelve months to confirm changes held and identify what remains.

    Six to twelve months
  4. Retained advisory

    Ongoing monthly access to maintain momentum between visits and build internal capability.

    Monthly

See it before the surveyors do.

A written report, and the plan to close what it finds.