Just how effective is Jogger Clinic?  We will let the facts to speak for itself. 

Jogger Clinic™ is Proven

At the pilot installation of Jogger in 2002, the two-surgeon clinic increased its operating  capacity by over 80% while reducing clinical staff by 30%.  Each surgeon went from using 8 rooms and 3 nurses to treat on average 47 patients a day to using 6 rooms and 2 nurses to see 68 patients a day.  Their total patient turnover therefore grew by 45%, which resulted in an annual revenue gain of $1.6 million.    

This pilot clinic's operating capacity went from less than 6 patients per room per day to more than 11 patients per room per day, which was an 87% gain on the per-room basis.  What's more astonishing was the fact that it used to take 75 minutes to treat a patient in this clinic, measured from check-in to check-out.  With Jogger, the same clinic, same surgeons and nurses now treat each patient in just 38 minutes.  What would you like to do with that extra 37 minutes?

As you can see and imagine, significant amount of time is saved when using Jogger Clinic to communicate and coordinate work within a hectic clinic.  We have proven, and therefore we are confident, that a physician will see noticeable gains in both staff efficiency and operational capacity within a week of turning on Jogger Clinic.  This gain may become more significant in very short order.

We estimate that physicians who run busy clinics can increase their revenue by $50,000 to over $1 million a year, with little or no increase in overhead.  For larger clinics or public hospitals, this increase in capacity and efficiency would be the only answer to the never ending budget cuts or restrictions.  

Indeed, Jogger Clinic is better seen and heard than described by words; so schedule a demonstration today.

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Results will vary and are dependent on individual clinic's operational and personnel limitations.  

Sandwalk therefore does not guaranty any level of efficiency or profit gains.   

All quoted performance gains were based on past actual events.