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Mature · Denver / Metro

Mature Center B

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On TrackIllustrative

Center health

Operating snapshot

Census

68 / 72

Capacity Utilization

94%

Treatment Fulfillment

95%

from 94% four weeks ago

Revenue vs Plan

+2.6%

Labor %

56%

Team Retention

91%

Family Satisfaction

96%

Open Roles

0

Every value in this view is illustrative and fictional. It does not represent Soar performance.

Diagnostic

Operating funnel — where is the constraint?

Reading performance in sequence separates a demand problem from a capacity problem before any action is assigned.

  1. Referral Demand

    Steady referral flow.

    Healthy
  2. Intake / Conversion

    Conversion 78%, best in illustrative portfolio.

    Healthy
  3. Authorization / Readiness

    No authorization backlog.

    Healthy
  4. Staffed Capacity

    Fully staffed with a small float bench.

    Healthy
  5. Scheduled Treatment

    Schedules built two weeks ahead.

    Healthy
  6. Delivered Treatment

    Delivered-to-scheduled at 97%.

    Healthy
  7. Revenue / Financial

    Revenue 2.6% ahead of plan.

    Healthy

Executive interpretation

Derived

This scenario is the portfolio's practice benchmark — schedule build discipline and a float bench absorb variability before it reaches families.

People

Fully staffed, 24-day time-to-fill, 91% retention, low callout rate.

Capacity

Float bench covers callouts without disrupting continuity.

Family

Family satisfaction stable; communication themes trending positive.

Financial

Revenue ahead of plan with labor percentage inside target band.

Accountability

30-day action plan

An insight without an owner and a date is a comment, not a plan.

No recovery plan is open for this scenario. It is currently performing inside the on-track band and is used as a practice benchmark for the rest of the portfolio.

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