Upload
claire-holmes
View
217
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
Rural locations There is an urgent need for medical care in rural locations Barriers to getting medical attention Transportation Communications Lack of knowledge on getting medical help Chronic conditions DM Heart disease How can we help Be willing to help those in need regardless of social or financial situations
Citation preview
Helping Hands ClinicStrategic Operations
IntroductionHelping Hands Clinic
Rural clinic – full service
Who are we?Physicians and nursing staff
Wanting to help others
Located in Newberry Michigan
Our GoalsBe a service to the local residents who currently are
lacking medical help
Rural locationsThere is an urgent need for medical care in rural locations
Barriers to getting medical attention Transportation Communications Lack of knowledge on getting medical help
Chronic conditions DM Heart disease
How can we help Be willing to help those in need regardless of social or financial
situations
How we will do it…..Creating a business takes a lot of hard work not just ideas
It begins with the idea but will take a lot of dedication to succeed
What is a rural clinicA medical clinic that offers full service medical attentionWho would use it
Local residents and touristsWhere??
We will find a central location
Staffing needsPhysicians, nursing and ancillary staffing
Getting started….Getting the finances in order
LoansGrantsPrivate donations
StaffingHow do we find someone to work for us
Recruitment
LocationCentral locationNewer building
Staffing..Who will operate the clinic on a day to day basis
Office managerCross trained staff
Is it just physicians?NursingOffice staffNonclinical personnel
How will we get them to work at the clinicRotationBenefitsInternships
Staffing continued…Physicians
What will the specialty be
Physicians Assistant
Medical students
Nursing Nursing assistant
Non-clincial Office managerTelephone
receptionist
Gaining confidenceHow will we gain the confidence of the community
Town hall meetingsOffering meet the physicianOffering non-medical assistance
Clinic offeringsFinancial assistanceWifiResource cornerLocal atmosphere
BudgetingMoney EquipmentWhy do we need a budget
Do we need one?
Who creates the budget
Financial goalsWere do we see ourselves
in one year
SolvencyCan we make it
How do we get the equipment
What do we need?
Should we rent or buy?
Can we borrow and ask for donated equipment
Pricing Fraud preventionHow do we
determine what to charge the patientsGovernmental
guidelinesFair pricing
Remaining profitable
MalpracticeClinical errorsPatient complaints
Internal fraudTheft of medicinesTheft of equipmentPrivacy breach
External fraudHackers
ReimbursementInsurance
Who will handle paymentsBillingCoding
Self Pay
Bad DebtPatients unable to
pay
CollectionsHow do we help prevent
this
Monitoring financial data
Patients Compliance and risk management
Patient experienceSetting up appointment
Office atmosphere
We want our patients to feel at home
Regulatory compliance
Risk Management
HIPAA
EMTALAEmergency Medical
Treatment And Active Labor Act
What now….Start with an idea
Create a plan to accomplish the idea
Set goals
Follow through
Revise as need
ConclusionThe rural areas across the United States has
seen its share of lack of medical care. We are planning on helping one such community. With the help of the community and advisors we will open a clinic that will serve those in need, based on need and nothing else. It will be a long road with many struggles but we can succeed if a plan is put in place and carried out. Everyone has a right to medical care, even those that are unable to pay. We will towards seeing these needs are met.
References REFERENCES AAPC. (n.d.). Retrieved November 24, 2015, from https://www.aapc.com/healthcare-compliance/healthcare-compliance.aspx Balle, L. (2015). What is the Operations Segment of a Company? Chron. Dahl, D. (2011). How to Write an operational Plan for your Business. Inc. . Entrepreneur media, I. (2015). First Steps: Writing the operations section of your business plan. Entrepreneur. Marquette University. (n.d.). Retrieved Novemeber 24, 2015, from
http://www.marquette.edu/riskunit/riskmanagement/whatis.shtml Nguyen, S. P. (2011). Creating en ethical organizaitonal culture. Workplace Psychology. Borglum, k. (2004). Three Steps to an effective practice budget. Family Practice Management. Bruken, J. (2012). Ten Simple Ways physicians can avoid a malpractice suit. Physicians Practice. Dahl, D. (2010). How to track your company's critical numbers. inc. . Investion Answers. (n.d.). Retrieved Novemeber 15, 2015, from http://www.investinganswers.com/financial-dictionary/debt-
bankruptcy/solvency-2126 Lewis, K. R. (2011). Medical Practices work on ways to serve Patients and bottom line. New York TImes. Quatre, T. P. (2009). Medical practice management 101: Budget. Vantage Clinical Solutions. The George WAshington University. (n.d.). Retrieved November 15, 2015, from
http://learn.gwnursing.org/Education/LearningObjects/ManagingTheBottomLine/SFP_budget.pdf Peckham, C. (2013). Clincial & Office Staff Salary Report. Medscape. Root, G. I. (2015). What Impacts Organizational Structure? Chron. Watch, T. (2011). The Opportunities and Challenges for Rural Hospitals in an Era of Health Reform. American Hospital Association. Windham, C. (2015). Why Strategic Staffing Plans are Important. Chron. Kutscher, B. (2014). Wiring in Rural patients. Modern Healthcare. O'Toole, M. (2011). Rural Americans face greater lack of healthcare access. Reuters. Rural Assistance Center. (2014, October 31). Retrieved November 1, 215, from https://www.raconline.org/topics/healthcare-access