We believe in building businesses that thrive, not just survive. Our How to Keep Your Business Healthy workshop is designed for business owners and managers who want to strengthen the core dimensions of their business management. We don’t believe in guesswork—understanding your strengths and areas for improvement is the key to sustainable growth.
We believe in mastering the basics for a strong foundation. Participants will explore the critical dimensions of effective business management, including customer service, quality care, staffing, and product/service mix. We don’t believe in overlooking the fundamentals—healthy businesses are built on a solid understanding of what makes them run smoothly.
We believe in providing value that fits the market. The workshop includes a deep dive into analyzing your service or product offerings to ensure they align with your business’s strengths and market demands. We don’t believe in offering what doesn’t work—your offerings should be a perfect fit for your customers’ needs.
We believe in service that keeps customers coming back. Participants will review their current customer service and quality care strategies, ensuring they deliver the kind of experience that drives loyalty. We don’t believe in good enough—excellent service leads to a healthy, thriving business.
We believe in strong relationships that fuel success. Participants will learn how to evaluate their payer relations and identify areas for improvement. A healthy business maintains positive relationships with customers, suppliers, and other key stakeholders. We don’t believe in weak links—building strong, trustworthy relationships is vital.
We believe in having the right team for the right growth stage. Participants will assess whether their staffing mix is aligned with their business’s current level of development. This ensures that you have the right people in the right roles, ready to support the next phase of growth. We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all team—growth demands flexibility and the right talent mix.
We believe in leadership that empowers. Owners and managers will evaluate their roles and determine what tasks they should keep and which they should delegate. We don’t believe in doing it all alone—effective delegation frees you to focus on strategic growth.
We believe in learning through action. This workshop uses interactive exercises to help participants assess their current business practices and make actionable decisions for improvement. We don’t believe in passive learning—practical experience creates lasting success.
We believe in helping you build a thriving business. Don’t leave the health of your business to chance. We don’t believe in waiting for problems to arise—proactively managing your business ensures long-term success. Enroll today in our How to Keep Your Business Healthy workshop, and learn the strategies that will keep your business strong and sustainable. Because you deserve a business that grows with confidence.
Duration: 1-Day Workshop
Delivery Method
Cost:
$6000 USD/per day
Travel:
Additional costs may apply for face-to-face workshops.
Terms
Customized Training Program Lengths Available: Half Day
This half-day skill-building participant-centered workshop is designed to help business owners and managers learn the key dimensions of effective business management so that they can build on their strengths and determine areas for improvement. Participants: discuss the key dimensions of business management; explain the importance of each dimension for a healthy business; assess their service/product mix; review the effectiveness of their customer service and quality care activities; analyze their payer relations; determine if they have the right staffing mix for their level of business development; and evaluate the roles and responsibilities that business owners should play and/or delegate to employees.
Contact us if you are interested in more information on this workshop, or would like to schedule it.
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