OpsPal
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Operations infrastructure for medical, dental, and specialty practices.

New-patient intake that does not depend on the front desk remembering, referral tracking the partners can see, follow-up that fills the schedule, and reporting that answers where patients come from and where they leave. Built around the EHR and practice-management system you already run, with access limited to what the work requires.

The problems we keep seeing in growing practices

The phone tag your front desk plays all day

A new-patient inquiry comes in by form, portal, or voicemail and gets answered when someone has a minute. In a practice, the first office to call back books the patient. Speed is an operations problem, not a staffing problem.

Referrals nobody can trace

Referring providers send patients, but nobody knows which ones convert, which ones stall at scheduling, or which relationships deserve a thank-you call. The referral pipeline lives in memory and sticky notes.

The EHR is not a CRM

Your clinical system is excellent at charts and terrible at follow-up. Recalls, reactivations, and unscheduled treatment plans sit in reports no one runs, so revenue that was already earned never gets booked.

Reporting that only the billing company understands

Collections, no-shows, new patients by source, production by provider — the numbers exist but arrive monthly, late, and in a format that does not drive a decision.

What we build for practice operations

  • Speed-to-lead patient intake — web forms, portal requests, and calls captured and in front of a scheduler within minutes, with automatic follow-up so nothing waits until tomorrow.
  • Referral tracking the partners trust — every referring provider, every referred patient, and the status of each, in one pipeline with reminders for the relationships that matter.
  • Recall and reactivation workflows — unscheduled treatment, overdue recalls, and lapsed patients surfaced and followed up automatically, with a human on every clinical judgment.
  • An integration layer on top of your EHR and PMS — we connect scheduling, phones, forms, and the CRM so a patient record flows once instead of being re-keyed, and we do not replace the clinical system.
  • Practice dashboards — new patients by source, no-show rate, production by provider, and collections, in one view the partners can read on a Monday morning.

Built for the practice, and for the groups acquiring practices

DSOs, MSOs, and private-equity platforms are consolidating practices at speed, and every acquisition arrives with its own intake habits, phone system, and spreadsheet. We standardize intake, follow-up, and reporting across a platform's practices so the numbers are comparable and the operations are repeatable. If you are acquiring rather than operating, see how we work as an outsourced operating partner.

How we work with systems your revenue runs on

Your customer list, your lead flow, your billing — these run the business, so the engagement machinery is built for transparency: a named account lead and assigned engineer as your direct contacts, a shared workspace logging activity, decisions, and change orders, checkpoint sessions with written recaps, and milestone billing — you pay on delivered checkpoints, not on faith. We take only the access the work requires. The full delivery machinery is laid out in the method.

The low-risk way in

Healthcare FAQ

Do you work inside our EHR?

We build around it, not inside it. Scheduling, phones, forms, and the CRM connect to the clinical system through its supported integrations, and clinical data stays where it belongs. Access is scoped to what the workflow requires and documented in the engagement. Security and access boundaries are covered in Trust.

Is this HIPAA compliant?

We design workflows so that protected health information stays in systems that are built for it, and the operations layer works with the minimum needed to schedule, follow up, and report. Compliance is the practice's obligation; our job is to make the workflow support it rather than undermine it, and we walk through it in scoping.

What does a practice usually start with?

Intake and follow-up first, because that is where revenue leaks fastest. Then referral tracking and recalls, then reporting. Scoped as a project you own, with an optional managed retainer to keep it running. Start with a free Business Checkup or a scoping call.

Scope the operating layer your practice is missing.

Book a scoping call and we'll map where patients leak, where the schedule stalls, and what to build first, or start with the free checkup.