- Staffing needs and current availability
- Therapist-to-assistant ratios
- Space and equipment and potential needs
Review My Department
Knowledge is power. In healthcare, it’s profit and performance, too. RehabVisions offers a comprehensive Rehab Department Analysis to help hospitals ensure their therapy programs are operating at peak potential.
Our review identifies whether your department functions as a true profit center, stays compliant, runs efficiently, and delivers high-quality therapy services aligned with your community’s needs.
We begin with a discovery meeting to understand your hospital’s specific goals. From there, we analyze key metrics, provide clear recommendations, and share benchmarks so you can measure ongoing progress and outcomes.
Our analysis includes a deep dive into:
Staff and Facility
Clinical
- Patient scheduling philosophy
- Clinical programs and assessment of proactive approach to treatment trends
- Therapist specializations in comparison to community needs
- Practice patterns regarding units per visit, productivity, CPT utilization, etc.
- Quality of care
Relationships
- Referral source tracking
- Physician and patient relations
- Interdisciplinary relations and interactions
Compliance
- Facility audit processes
- Electronic documentation systems and point-of-service documentation
- Positioning for upcoming coding and billing trends
- Quality measures and outcomes
- Coding and billing practices
Marketing
- Current competitive landscape and market analysis
- Building connections across the full continuum of care
- Local marketing plan
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