I'm PJ, based in Encinitas. I build custom internal tools for medical practice COOs who are tired of stitching together spreadsheets, EMR exports, and vendor dashboards that don't talk to each other.
📱 Text me: 858-461-8054Yes. Most have APIs or nightly exports. I work with what you've got — read-only where it matters, write-back only when you've signed off on it.
BAA signed before any PHI touches a system. Infrastructure on HIPAA-eligible cloud services, encrypted in transit and at rest, audit logs on everything. I'll walk your compliance lead through it in plain English.
That's exactly the use case I build for. One view, filterable by location, provider, payer. Updates nightly or real-time depending on what your EMR supports.
Depends on scope. Small internal tool: a few thousand. Multi-location ops dashboard with integrations: more. I quote fixed-price after a 30-minute call — no hourly surprises.
First usable version in 2–3 weeks for most projects. I'd rather ship a rough v1 and iterate than disappear for three months.
Yes. Half my clients are remote. Local just means I can stop by if you want me in the room.
If your weekly ops meeting starts with "let me pull the report," you're losing hours. A lightweight internal dashboard pays for itself inside a quarter.
Not just the practice average. The data usually shows one or two slots doing all the damage — fixable with reminder logic or scheduling rules.
The staff time spent chasing auths is brutal. A simple queue + automated status checks recovers 5–10 hours a week in a mid-size practice.
If your billing software buries denials in PDFs, you can't act on patterns. Pull them into a structured view and the top 3 root causes jump out fast.
Referrals out that never come back = revenue walking out the door. A referral tracker with closed-loop reporting is one of the highest-ROI builds I do.
Most practices own 6–10 tools already. Before adding a seventh, see if a thin integration layer solves the actual problem for 10% of the cost.
I've worked with enough practice ops leaders to know the real bottleneck is usually one specific workflow — not "the whole system." Text me what's eating your week. If I can't help, I'll tell you who can.
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