Most relationships start with a Program Gap Analysis. Three ongoing ways to work together follow. None of them require the next one.
Program Gap Analysis ↓
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Two to three weeks. Stands on its own.
A structured review of where your program actually stands, run with your leadership team rather than around it. You get:
• A prioritized findings document naming the gaps, in the order they will hurt you
• Specific recommendations against each, with what it costs to act now versus later
• A working session with your leadership team to pressure-test both
Annual
A standing seat at your leadership table. A monthly session with the leadership team, weekly office hours your people can bring anything to, document review, and reachable in between when something cannot wait.
Six or twelve months
A monthly strategy session, scheduled office hours, and document review, with access between sessions. For teams who need a senior read at each decision point without a permanent seat in the room.
Quarterly or monthly
A quarterly strategy session, with monthly document review, and email access. Built for very early companies and for boards who want independent judgment on the development plan.
I do not do payer strategy, pricing, health economics or commercial launch, and you should be careful of anyone who claims to do all of it.
What I do is see, years earlier than most, which development, operational and evidence decisions are going to create those problems, and stop them from being created. When you need a payer or commercial specialist, I will tell you plainly, and I will tell you who.