Thirty years in the administrator's chair, now in your corner.


The work isn't complicated once you've done it a hundred times. Most owners are doing it once.

Off-the-shelf manuals rarely survive a real survey.
Surveyors have a rhythm. Knowing it in advance changes everything.
Accreditation is a moment. Compliance is a calendar.
From the first filing to your third survey cycle.

Patricia spent three decades as a home health administrator — the person whose name was on the license, sitting across from the surveyor.
I know what they open first and what they keep coming back to. I want owners to walk in prepared instead of hopeful.
Patricia · Founder
Patricia walked us through licensure and accreditation without a single surprise. By survey day we already knew every question they were going to ask.
Thirty free minutes on where you stand.
Written findings and a work plan with dates.
Policies, personnel, QAPI, training — built for you.
A full rehearsal with real chart and file review.
We stay available through survey day and after.
It varies widely by state. Some issue a license in months; others require accreditation first. You'll get a realistic calendar on the first call, not an optimistic one.
Most engagements are flat-fee and scoped up front, so you know the number before we start. Hourly and retainer options exist for ongoing support.
It depends on your state, service mix, payer plans, and timeline. We walk you through the tradeoffs rather than steering you toward one.
Yes, we do. Book a readiness call to see if we can help with your specific use case.
Yes. Plans of correction, resurvey preparation, and remediation are a significant part of what we do.
No. They grant accreditation; we prepare agencies to earn it. Being independent means our advice is about what's best for your agency.
Thirty minutes, no cost, no pitch deck.