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Tuesday · Cuyahoga

You know the buildings.You do not know the numbers.

You have been in most of them. You still plan the week from a list on the windshield. Cavatta ranks every building by the referrals it actually generates — so the next door is the right one.

706,020+
Medicare providers, every state
487,353+
Addresses verified against the US Census
115,122+
Direct numbers, switchboards flagged
8,466+
Competing agencies, with volume and share

6:12The windshield

Everyone plans a week from memory.

You know the names on the glass. Nobody has told you what is behind them.

A hospital campus through a marketer’s windshield at dawn

The windshield list

  • Fairview HospitalWeekly
  • HillcrestWeekly
  • Lakewood PavilionMonthly
  • North OlmstedBi-weekly
  • MetroHealthNever

7:40The ranked day

4,180

Medicare discharges · Fairview · last year

You visit it weekly. You did not know the number.

MetroHealth had 5,120 Medicare discharges last year. It is the one marked Never.

  1. The same five buildingsMedicare discharges
  2. Fairview Hospital4,180
  3. Hillcrest3,920
  4. Lakewood Pavilion410
  5. North Olmsted255
  6. MetroHealth5,120

7:48Before you drive

Three things. Then drive.

Fairview first. Who you’re there for, who else is in it, what to take with you.

  1. 01

    The visit is for Sandra

    She is the discharge planner at Fairview. Not intake. Not the lobby. That’s who the hour is for.

  2. 02

    Fairview is not empty

    Another agency already has the relationship. You are not the first marketer Sandra has seen this week.

  3. 03

    Photograph every card you are handed

    When Sandra moves buildings, that picture is how you still have a door. The visit is also a record.

Ask Cavatta · in the lot

Why hasn’t Fairview converted?

You are not here to take the account today. Sandra already has an agency of choice. Open with the number: Fairview discharged 4,180 Medicare patients last year. You are here for the ones that still need a start.

10:15Fairview lobby

Most objections in this job are true. So we do not write you a rebuttal.

Sandra is the discharge planner. She already has an agency of choice. Cavatta tells you what that actually means — and when a visit cannot win the account.

Sandra says

“We're happy with our current agency.”

CMS rates agencies from 1 to 5 stars on quality of care. Fairview’s agency of choice is a 3.5. Yours is a 4. Do not ask her to switch. Show her the difference — then leave the scorecard.

10:22You hand Sandra this

Sandra throws your card away because it is a name and a number.

She has a drawer of them. Hand her something she opens on a Thursday — whether you can take a wound vac on Friday. Fairview’s own data. Hers to keep.

Her facility’s scorecard

Fairview Hospital

Cuyahoga · community discharge

Wound care
Friday
IV therapy
Available
Weekend starts
Yes
Anthem MA
Contracted
Start of care
24 hours

Updated this morning

4:50What the hour paid

Software bought by your boss will never ask what you earn.

Give it your base and your per-admission rate — once, privately, never visible to your agency. Every account acquires a number. What it is worth to you.

$2,400
a year in bonus from Fairview. You visit it weekly.
$48
an hour of your time, once you count the drive and the waiting.
$8,800
what MetroHealth would have paid, in the hours you spent waiting for Sandra.

Why it exists

Ten years in this job and nobody ever handed me a number I could use. I learned my territory the way everyone does — a windshield, a list, and whatever I could remember. I lost accounts I never understood. I spent Sunday nights writing reports nobody read.

The whole time, the answers were published. Every discharge count, every diagnosis mix, every competitor’s rating — sitting on a CMS website, free, while we guessed.

Nobody was going to build this for us. The people who sell software to this industry have never waited in a lobby for a discharge planner who was not coming.

So I built it. You are better at this job than your numbers say — you have just been working blind. That ends now.

Matt Burton · still driving a territory in Ohio

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  • Daily route, two-tap logging, the morning read
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  • Hospitals and physicians as sources
  • Ranked on surgical and orthopedic volume
  • Your share of each hospital’s discharges
  • Readmission positioning for penalised hospitals

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