Project Management
Who Is Your Project Manager?
Version 1: Flip Boxes grid
Every Project needs a Project Manager. If you don’t hire one, then you become the Project Manager. A Project Manager is someone who takes responsibility for overseeing the entire project, from the initial concept to completion. It is the out most important partner you will need for your project, and unfortunately most healthcare professionals fail to hire one.
Real Estate Broker
Real Estate Broker
Property searches, site selection, market comparisons, property tours, lease or purchase negotiations, and coordination of real estate transactions.
Insurance Agent
Insurance Agent
Evaluating insurance needs, obtaining quotes, comparing coverage, arranging policies, and coordinating insurance documentation.
Lender / Financing Partner
Lender / Financing Partner
Financing applications, loan structuring, credit evaluation, underwriting, loan approval, funding requirements, and disbursements.
Equipment Vendor
Equipment Vendor
Equipment selection, specifications, pricing, purchasing, delivery, installation, and equipment-related coordination.
Cabinetry / Millwork Company
Cabinetry / Millwork Company
Cabinet design, material selection, shop drawings, fabrication, delivery, and installation of cabinetry and millwork.
Architect / Designer
Architect / Designer
Programming, space planning, schematic design, interior design, architectural drawings, consultant coordination, construction documents, and design-related permitting support.
General Contractor
General Contractor
Construction activities, subcontractor management, construction scheduling, jobsite safety, material procurement, inspections, and construction quality control.
Marketing Company
Marketing Company
Branding, logo development, website design, digital marketing, advertising, social media, signage coordination, and patient acquisition campaigns.
IT Company
IT Company
Network infrastructure, computers, telecommunications, cybersecurity, software deployment, data systems, and technology installation.
Attorney / Lawyer
Attorney / Lawyer
Business entity formation, lease and purchase agreement review, contract negotiations, legal risk assessment, partnership and ownership agreements, employment contracts, regulatory compliance advice, and legal protection of the practice owner’s interests.
CPA / Accountant
CPA / Accountant
Financial planning, tax strategy, business structure recommendations, financial projections, cash-flow analysis, accounting systems, tax deductions, depreciation strategies, and financial considerations related to start-ups versus acquisitions.
Who Is Your Project Manager?
Version 2: Hub-and-spoke diagram
Every Project needs a Project Manager. If you don’t hire one, then you become the Project Manager. A Project Manager is someone who takes responsibility for overseeing the entire project, from the initial concept to completion. It is the out most important partner you will need for your project, and unfortunately most healthcare professionals fail to hire one.
Your Project Manager
One partner coordinating every relationship around your project, from initial concept to completion.
Hover or select a partner to see what they manage.
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Property searches, site selection, market comparisons, property tours, lease or purchase negotiations, and coordination of real estate transactions.
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Evaluating insurance needs, obtaining quotes, comparing coverage, arranging policies, and coordinating insurance documentation.
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Financing applications, loan structuring, credit evaluation, underwriting, loan approval, funding requirements, and disbursements.
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Equipment selection, specifications, pricing, purchasing, delivery, installation, and equipment-related coordination.
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Cabinet design, material selection, shop drawings, fabrication, delivery, and installation of cabinetry and millwork.
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Programming, space planning, schematic design, interior design, architectural drawings, consultant coordination, construction documents, and design-related permitting support.
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Construction activities, subcontractor management, construction scheduling, jobsite safety, material procurement, inspections, and construction quality control.
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Branding, logo development, website design, digital marketing, advertising, social media, signage coordination, and patient acquisition campaigns.
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Network infrastructure, computers, telecommunications, cybersecurity, software deployment, data systems, and technology installation.
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Business entity formation, lease and purchase agreement review, contract negotiations, legal risk assessment, partnership and ownership agreements, employment contracts, regulatory compliance advice, and legal protection of the practice owner’s interests.
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Financial planning, tax strategy, business structure recommendations, financial projections, cash-flow analysis, accounting systems, tax deductions, depreciation strategies, and financial considerations related to start-ups versus acquisitions.
Who Is Your Project Manager?
Version 3: Cards
Every Project needs a Project Manager. If you don’t hire one, then you become the Project Manager. A Project Manager is someone who takes responsibility for overseeing the entire project, from the initial concept to completion. It is the out most important partner you will need for your project, and unfortunately most healthcare professionals fail to hire one.
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Real Estate Broker
Property searches, site selection, market comparisons, property tours, lease or purchase negotiations, and coordination of real estate transactions.
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Insurance Agent
Evaluating insurance needs, obtaining quotes, comparing coverage, arranging policies, and coordinating insurance documentation.
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Lender / Financing Partner
Financing applications, loan structuring, credit evaluation, underwriting, loan approval, funding requirements, and disbursements.
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Equipment Vendor
Equipment selection, specifications, pricing, purchasing, delivery, installation, and equipment-related coordination.
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Cabinetry / Millwork Company
Cabinet design, material selection, shop drawings, fabrication, delivery, and installation of cabinetry and millwork.
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Architect / Designer
Programming, space planning, schematic design, interior design, architectural drawings, consultant coordination, construction documents, and design-related permitting support.
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General Contractor
Construction activities, subcontractor management, construction scheduling, jobsite safety, material procurement, inspections, and construction quality control.
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Marketing Company
Branding, logo development, website design, digital marketing, advertising, social media, signage coordination, and patient acquisition campaigns.
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IT Company
Network infrastructure, computers, telecommunications, cybersecurity, software deployment, data systems, and technology installation.
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Attorney / Lawyer
Business entity formation, lease and purchase agreement review, contract negotiations, legal risk assessment, partnership and ownership agreements, employment contracts, regulatory compliance advice, and legal protection of the practice owner’s interests.
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CPA / Accountant
Financial planning, tax strategy, business structure recommendations, financial projections, cash-flow analysis, accounting systems, tax deductions, depreciation strategies, and financial considerations related to start-ups versus acquisitions.
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Your Project Manager
Coordinates every partner above, from initial concept to completion — so you don’t have to.
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Who Is Your Project Manager?
Version 4: Accordion
Every Project needs a Project Manager. If you don’t hire one, then you become the Project Manager. A Project Manager is someone who takes responsibility for overseeing the entire project, from the initial concept to completion. It is the out most important partner you will need for your project, and unfortunately most healthcare professionals fail to hire one.
Real Estate Broker
Property searches, site selection, market comparisons, property tours, lease or purchase negotiations, and coordination of real estate transactions.
Insurance Agent
Evaluating insurance needs, obtaining quotes, comparing coverage, arranging policies, and coordinating insurance documentation.
Lender / Financing Partner
Financing applications, loan structuring, credit evaluation, underwriting, loan approval, funding requirements, and disbursements.
Equipment Vendor
Equipment selection, specifications, pricing, purchasing, delivery, installation, and equipment-related coordination.
Cabinetry / Millwork Company
Cabinet design, material selection, shop drawings, fabrication, delivery, and installation of cabinetry and millwork.
Architect / Designer
Programming, space planning, schematic design, interior design, architectural drawings, consultant coordination, construction documents, and design-related permitting support.
General Contractor
Construction activities, subcontractor management, construction scheduling, jobsite safety, material procurement, inspections, and construction quality control.
Marketing Company
Branding, logo development, website design, digital marketing, advertising, social media, signage coordination, and patient acquisition campaigns.
IT Company
Network infrastructure, computers, telecommunications, cybersecurity, software deployment, data systems, and technology installation.
Attorney / Lawyer
Business entity formation, lease and purchase agreement review, contract negotiations, legal risk assessment, partnership and ownership agreements, employment contracts, regulatory compliance advice, and legal protection of the practice owner’s interests.
CPA / Accountant
Financial planning, tax strategy, business structure recommendations, financial projections, cash-flow analysis, accounting systems, tax deductions, depreciation strategies, and financial considerations related to start-ups versus acquisitions.
