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The Snrgy model

Assess. Design. Deploy. Grow.

How we set up a specialty program at a rural hospital. A physician designs it, an operator runs it, and it’s measured on access and growth.

“The same small team, every rotation. That is what builds community trust.”

A design principle, not a slogan: every Snrgy program assigns a primary physician and a consistent backup.

Four steps

How a program comes together.

01

Assess

Audit the specialty landscape: demand, leakage, OR and clinic capacity, leadership goals.

02

Design

A custom model: coverage cadence, clinic and OR schedule, referral workflow, growth plan.

03

Deploy

The team embeds; Snrgy handles all logistics.

04

Grow

Build volume and referrals, review KPIs monthly, expand or transition toward permanence.

The 12-month playbook

What the first year looks like.

Going live usually takes about three months from a signed agreement, mostly for credentialing. The targets below are examples. We set the real ones with your leadership at launch.

Months 0 to 3

Launch & stabilize

Needs assessment, schedules, referral and triage pathways, baseline metrics.

TargetsNew-patient wait ≤ 14 days · Urgent access ≤ 72 hrs · OR block ≥ 60%
Months 4 to 6

Build volume

Consistent delivery, refined workflows, a growing referral funnel and the first dashboard reviews.

TargetsClinic fill ≥ 75% · OR utilization ≥ 75%
Months 7 to 9

Optimize & integrate

Referral-source analysis, satellite outreach, a formal service-line committee.

TargetsLeakage down · More unique referrers
Months 10 to 12

Sustain & scale

Outcomes report, next-year cadence, backup physicians, next-specialty roadmap.

TargetsStable coverage · Expansion decision
What makes it work

Six things we do differently.

  • Physician-founded and clinically led: a physician cofounder sets the clinical standard.
  • Built for rural and critical access hospitals: not a national database.
  • The same small team every rotation: continuity builds community trust.
  • Accountable to outcomes, not hours: access, volume, leakage, OR use.
  • Total service-line value: clinic, OR, imaging, lab, pathology and avoided transfers, not just the daily rate.
  • A repeatable playbook that extends to the next specialty.
Next step

Ready to see the model applied to your hospital?

The assessment maps demand, leakage and capacity, then proposes a coverage cadence and a first-year plan you can take to your board.

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