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CMR MED · Operations

Operational excellence for clinics

We map the clinic’s routine, redesign the flows with the team and stay through the rollout: scheduling, rooms, shifts, the cost of each type of visit and team roles.

What you receive

  1. 01Routine inventorySurvey
  2. 02Current mapMeasure
  3. 03Redesigned flowRedesign
  4. 04Published proceduresRoll out
  5. 05KPI dashboardMonitor

01Who it is for

Common situations and scope of service

Common situations

  • Schedule full of gaps and last-minute fill-ins
  • Rooms idle for part of the day
  • Prices set without knowing what each visit costs
  • Team roles nobody ever wrote down

Scope of service

  • Map of the clinic’s processes
  • Scheduling, room occupancy and shifts
  • Cost by type of visit
  • Written procedures and checklists
  • Team roles and responsibilities
  • KPIs and a follow-up meeting

02How it works

How it works, in five steps

Each step leaves a written deliverable. The line shows work coming in disorganized and leaving as a routine.

  1. 01Survey

    Each role’s routine and the scheduling numbers.

    OutputRoutine inventory

  2. 02Measure

    Occupancy, no-shows, waiting time and rework.

    OutputCurrent map

  3. 03Redesign

    New flow validated with the team.

    OutputRedesigned flow

  4. 04Roll out

    Training and follow-up.

    OutputPublished procedures

  5. 05Monitor

    KPIs in a short meeting.

    OutputKPI dashboard

03In practice

Scheduling redesign

Switch between today’s scheduling and the redesigned one. The amber loops are rework: the patient disappears, someone calls again, the slot stays empty.

Illustrative example of a redesigned scheduling process at a clinic.

04Division of responsibilities

Division of responsibilities

What stays with our team and what stays with the clinic in each part of the routine.

ActivityCMR MEDClinic
SurveyRuns interviews and reads the scheduling numbersFrees up the team and provides access
RedesignProposes flows and rolesValidates with the team and decides
CostsCalculates the cost of each type of visitSets prices with the numbers in hand
RolloutTrains and follows upMakes sure it is used day to day
KPIsBuilds the dashboardFeeds in the agreed data

05Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Does the clinic need to stop for the rollout?

No. Changes come in stages, agreed around the team’s schedule.

Does it include the cost of each visit?

Yes, with room, supplies, staff and overhead costs, so the clinic sets prices with the numbers in hand.

Who takes part?

Front desk, finance, coordination and the partners for validation.

How are results measured?

Through KPIs chosen at the start, such as no-shows, room occupancy and waiting time, tracked every month.