We help healthcare organizations define their needs, assess options and implement practical, sustainable solutions.
A boutique healthcare consultancy supporting the full journey from assessment to implementation and evaluation, applying advanced technology where it adds value.
Our focus is rural, remote and Indigenous community settings, where local priorities, infrastructure and the day-to-day delivery of care shape what is possible.
We work with organizations to connect those realities with practical plans for implementation.
From defining a need to evaluating a working solution, our core services bring structure to decisions and practical support to delivery.
Strategic roadmaps, business cases, funding proposals, budgets and operating models for healthcare initiatives. Financial modelling can examine costs, potential savings, return on investment and economic impact to support investment decisions.
Community health planning can also be a starting point: clarifying priorities and shaping a practical plan for services.
Assessing community needs, infrastructure, staffing and workflows to identify implementation requirements and gaps.
Connect community health priorities with the capacity and resources needed to deliver them.
Defining requirements, identifying alternative solutions and comparing their fit with clinical needs, workflows and the operating environment. Where technology is appropriate, we assess and select options that support the intended solution.
Developing implementation plans, physical layouts and requirements, clinical workflows, change management, protocols and training approaches; coordinating pilots and transition into operations.
Evaluating pilots and implemented solutions, establishing ongoing monitoring and reporting, and creating standardized tools and frameworks for expansion.
Helping organizations develop and implement health information-sharing agreements. We clarify the purpose and scope of sharing, define organizational roles and responsibilities, coordinate stakeholder input, and support agreement drafting, review and implementation alongside the appropriate privacy and legal advisors.
Structured tools, practical frameworks and collaborative planning guide each stage. We start where your organization needs us.
Understand needs, priorities and readiness.
Shape the service, workflows and implementation plan.
Coordinate delivery, support teams and move into operations.
Measure performance and identify what to improve.
Build the tools and conditions for sustainable expansion.
A practical framework, adapted to your context.
Some projects begin with a technology decision. Others begin with a broader question about community health priorities and how services should evolve.
Our strategy and assessment services can support community health planning, linking identified needs with service options, implementation requirements and evaluation priorities.
For rural and remote services, this means considering connectivity, staffing, training, physical space and local workflows together. Planning begins with the priorities identified by the community and the people delivering care.
Talk through your starting pointWe help organizations develop and implement agreements that establish how health information can be shared between participating organizations.
Our support includes clarifying the purpose and scope of sharing, defining organizational roles and responsibilities, coordinating stakeholder input, and supporting agreement drafting, review and implementation alongside the appropriate privacy and legal advisors.
Discuss your agreement needsBefore committing resources, understand the costs, expected benefits and assumptions behind a proposed solution.
We develop financial models and business cases to examine implementation and operating costs, potential savings, return on investment and wider economic impacts. Scenario analysis makes assumptions visible and helps compare alternatives.
Funding proposals can translate the preferred approach into a clear case for government, research or other funding opportunities.
Explore your business caseOur backgrounds combine digital health operations, software engineering and virtual care research, bringing complementary perspectives to planning and implementation.
Digital health operations & implementation
Joey’s background spans virtual care operations and digital health project delivery. His collaborative published research includes community readiness assessment and technology selection for virtual care.
His focus is connecting service priorities with the practical requirements of implementation.
Software engineering & digital health technology
Ahmad’s background spans software engineering management and digital health technology. He has co-authored research on technology selection for virtual care, examining how clinical requirements and technical capabilities can inform technology choices.
His focus is translating operational needs into practical software and technology requirements.
Selected collaborative research co-authored by members of our team. These publications describe work undertaken in institutional settings, rather than client engagements delivered by this consultancy.
A published technology selection tool uses multiple criteria decision analysis to compare virtual care technologies against clinical needs and technical requirements. The study reports a pilot assessing five technologies for virtual wound care in a remote Saskatchewan community.
Relevant to technology assessment, selection and implementation planning.
Read the researchSCOPE and FRAME are digital tools designed around an identified planning need: bringing community and facility information together to support virtual care delivery. The published study describes collaborative development with clinical, community, administrative and software teams, followed by piloting in three Saskatchewan communities.
An example of moving from an identified need to a tailored digital solution, with relevance to needs assessment, solution design and implementation.
Read the researchA published evaluation tool examines clinical needs, technology infrastructure, and human resources and workflows. The research describes a structured approach to understanding community capacity and readiness before introducing a virtual care service.
Relevant to needs assessments, readiness reviews and service design.
Read the researchAn illustrative scope, adapted with you at the start of an engagement.
Tell us about your organization, your priorities and where you are in the process.
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