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Improve Performance Where the Work Happens.

Improve access, efficiency, and care team experience with a plan that connects daily work to your organization’s goals.

Physician in conversation with a patient — Strategy connected to the point of care.

What Is Healthcare Performance Acceleration?

Healthcare performance acceleration connects operational improvement to implementation and measurement. It identifies a specific constraint, redesigns the work around it, and evaluates whether the change improves the outcomes the organization values.

The Operating Challenge

The Right Measures Start with the Right Operating Question.

A longer clinic day, an overloaded provider, or a delayed handoff can signal different problems. HealthChannels identifies the cause and builds an improvement plan with measures for capacity, cost, and experience.

Find the Constraint

Identify where time, capacity, or effort is being lost. Separate symptoms from the part of the workflow that needs to change.

Build the Operating Case

Compare implementation and ongoing support needs with the capacity and efficiency the redesigned model could create.

Follow Through on Outcomes

Assign owners, set a review schedule, and adjust the model as conditions change and teams begin using it.

Define Success Early

Measure What Changes
in the Work of Care.

Set the baseline, choose the measures, and revisit them as the model takes shape.

Access: Appointment availability and completed visit capacity
Efficiency: Cost to support the model, rework, and time allocation
Experience: Patient-facing time, workflow consistency, and team feedback

Questions, Answered

Before We Begin.

How Do You Connect Care Team Changes to Financial Performance?

Start with a baseline, include the cost of implementation and ongoing support, and distinguish potential capacity from activity actually delivered. Any financial case should use the organization’s own assumptions and operating data.

Is Recovered Clinician Time the Same as New Revenue?

No. Recovered time creates an opportunity. Its economic effect depends on demand, scheduling, utilization, and other operating conditions. Track the time change separately from realized activity.

Where Does Patient Experience Fit?

Include patient experience in the operating scorecard alongside access and efficiency. A workflow change should be examined for its effects on communication, continuity, and the time available for the encounter.

What Performance Metrics Should a Workforce Partnership Track?

Track clinical capacity, provider satisfaction, patient throughput, revenue capture, and role adoption rates. A credible partner establishes these metrics at deployment and reports on them continuously, adjusting the care-team model when results require it.

What Metrics Should Organizations Track When Redesigning Care Teams?

Track clinician burnout indicators, documentation time (especially after hours), provider productivity (wRVUs, encounters), patient access metrics (wait times, panel sizes), and financial performance (revenue per provider, turnover costs). HealthChannels helps organizations measure outcomes and maintain accountability for results.

Published Perspective

8 → 28

full-time medical assistant placements in four months at one medical group

Enabli Health’s published case study describes expansion at one multispecialty group. It is a customer-specific result, not a guarantee for other organizations.

Enabli Health: Multi-Specialty Medical Group case study

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