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In 14 days, see exactly where coordination between your departments breaks and which policies your staff skip, with a clear action list to fix it.
Trade-off: This is the easiest yes for a cold clinic owner and protects your hours, but it only diagnoses. You earn less per client, and clinics may try to fix things alone and fail.
In 60 days, your departments hand over smoothly and your staff know, accept and follow the SOPs, built with them, not against them.
Trade-off: This uses your real strength, which is fixing coordination and compliance on the ground, and gives you documented before and after results for future clients. The price is higher than an audit, so cold owners need the quiz and a live call before they buy.
In 90 days, every branch in your group runs the same handovers and the same SOPs, with one way of holding staff accountable.
Trade-off: This earns the most per client and uses your multi-branch experience, but group buyers are slower, ask for more proof, and you have no outside-client track record yet. It also uses almost all of your 20 hours with only 2 clients, which works against your goal of more clients (your answer 11).
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Against the safe option: The audit is easier to sell, but it stops at diagnosis. You would earn 3500 AED per clinic and rarely see the results you need as proof. Use it as an entry step, not the main offer.
Against the bold option: The multi-branch program pays more, but group buyers want proof you do not have yet as an outside consultant. It also fills your hours with only 2 clients, which conflicts with your goal of more clients.
If you are unsure: Sell the Clinic Coordination Audit to 2 or 3 small clinics first, credit the fee into the Clinic Flow Reset, and record measured before and after numbers from each one.
Healthcare providers (clinics, polyclinics and medical centres) whose departments do not coordinate well and whose staff do not follow policies, as you describe in Q2 and Q3.
The owner or operations manager of a private clinic or polyclinic in the UAE with several departments: reception, insurance approvals, cashiering and patient relations. They feel the clinic runs on chaos: departments do not hand over properly, staff ignore the SOPs, and absences leave desks uncovered. They have not brought in outside help yet. They want a calm, compliant team that patients notice. They fear that pushing harder on rules will make staff quit.
chaos in maintaining proper coordination between departmentsFrom your answer 3: Departments do not coordinate, and the clinic feels chaoticstaff dont stick to the policiesFrom your answer 3: Staff do not follow the policiesi reduced the staff absences by 80%From your answer 5: Staff absences leave the team shortlack of sticking and complying to policies and SOPs by 60%From your answer 5: Low compliance with policies and SOPschaos in maintaining proper coordination between departmentsFrom your answer 3: chaoschaos in maintaining proper coordination between departmentsFrom your answer 3: coordination between departmentsstaff dont stick to the policiesFrom your answer 3: dont stick to the policiesppolicy agressionFrom your answer 3: policy agressioni concider the human side , i am empathetic and concider we need to be understanding and at the same time staff must be accountable to tasks and responsabilitiesPeople who do not know you yet: You have not started on Instagram or ads yet (Q12), and clinic owners do not know you or that outside help exists for this problem. Your answers also show they have not tried anything (Q4). So you need an educational first step before any price.
Free first step: Clinic Chaos Score
A 3 minute quiz for clinic owners and managers that scores coordination between departments, policy compliance and staff absence, then gives the top 3 gaps and a first fix for each.
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