Provider Practice Assessments for Rural & Community Practices
Stroudwater’s Provider Practice Assessment is a targeted evaluation of financial stability, operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and other aspects of practice performance, resulting in a comprehensive report identifying strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities. Healthcare leaders and providers in rural communities can use our assessment to identify areas requiring attention, ensuring a positive financial impact, improved productivity, and enhanced patient satisfaction.
The State of Rural Provider Compensation in 2024
Stroudwater Associates, in partnership with the NRHA and NOSORH, developed a physician and advanced practice provider compensation survey for rural organizations.
Download White PaperA Snapshot of Your Rural & Community Practice
Our Provider Practice Assessments create a detailed snapshot of your practice’s current state, allowing team members to understand what is working well and what areas need improvement. From financial aspects and general operations to regulatory compliance, we assess various functional areas to establish a performance baseline, then collaborate with practice staff in developing practical improvement plans.
What Constitutes a Provider Practice Assessment?
Identify Strength and Weakness
We dive into the practice’s core areas to evaluate its strengths and opportunities.
Programmatic Analysis
Evaluating current programs’ success and potential development areas.
Financial Stability
Reviewing revenue cycle, coding, and documentation to identify potential revenue leaks.
General Operations
Analyzing workflow, staffing, and internal communication to enhance efficiency.
Regulatory/Compliance Review
Ensuring alignment with OSHA, HIPAA, and other regulatory compliance measures.
The Provider Practice Assessment Team
Experience the Stroudwater Difference
Provider Practice Assessments are more than a diagnostic tool; they are essential to a rural & community practice’s continual growth and improvement. Stroudwater’s specialized approach for rural & community practices sets the stage for measurable improvement, leading to satisfied staff, reduced physician burnout, and increased revenue.
