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