YCO Global Solutions is experienced, not only in handling the day-to-day operations of healthcare organizations and facilities, but in the long-term planning necessary to maintain a quality organization. We excel at crafting facility specific plans for our clients and directly-managed organizations.
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CHAIRED executive process action teams to identify key initiatives in improving organizational efficiency. Revamped medical appointment system, established access policy, overhauled committee structure, re-instituted across-the-board peer reviews, and completed facility projects. Significantly improved patient and staff satisfaction; maximized provider services.
SUPERVISED reorganization of 800 person, $49 million directorate. Set up lines of authority, realigned functions, established informational forums, developed business strategies, and empowered personnel. Initiated personnel recognition programs and CQI process action teams. Fostered immediate positive change and organizational integrity and solidarity.
CREATED/EXECUTED a comprehensive plan to enlarge U.S. military medical presence in Central/South America. Authored detailed plans and briefings; coordinated milestones with military commanders in San Antonio, Central/South America, and Department of Defense; identified medical in-country teams; and developed medical delivery system.
IDENTIFIED necessity for increased healthcare services for future community commitments. Coordinated design, siting, funding, and program approval for a $27 million medial replacement facility, to include dental, public health, and bio-environmental medicine services. Significantly upgraded quality/quantity of care available to over 50,000 beneficiaries.
INITIATED procedures to control budgetary expenditures and improved financial accountability for teaching medical center department. Formalized external agreement with associate medical center to combine radiation therapy services, saving $300,000. Finalized radiology conversion to digital imaging, eliminating hard copy radiographs and file room, for a $1.2 million cost avoidance. Enabled funding of mandatory programs without loss of critical services.
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