What are the advantages of using a business consultant?

A business consultant provides your company with an objective view to determine your most immediate needs. Treatment Systems Development will complement the experience of your leadership team, generate new institutional opportunities for growth, and expedite the execution of organizational change to achieve your business objectives without the overhead of another administrative position.

What differentiates your services from other consultants in the field?

Our extensive background in the direct delivery of services and administrative development gives us a unique understanding of the challenges institutional environments have to navigate in the behavioral health care and addiction treatment industry. Additionally, we have established strategic partnerships that bring value to your business development efforts and insure we can meet the needs of any client, big or small.

What are your rates?

Every organization has a distinct set of challenges and each proposal is tailored to meet those needs. Treatment Systems Development is glad to provide a complimentary needs assessment to potential clients to clarify your business objectives and present a proposal based on your desired scope of services. We recognize that a capital investment in your business warrants the highest regard.

Will you be onsite to work with us?

Yes, Treatment Systems Development spends time with each client onsite to insure an accurate understanding of the facility, staff culture and market opportunities. Most projects begin with an assessment phase which includes an onsite visit with your leadership team to assist us in developing a strategic plan that meets your business objectives. Implementation also usually requires time onsite for organizational development and staff training.

Who are your stakeholders?

Your company’s future depends on targeting the decision makers who refer you business. A business development campaign should begin with market research to identify your key target audiences (stakeholders) and develop an effective marketing approach that resonates with their needs. Your stakeholders include potential referral sources, existing referents, and families who make the final decision on your admissions.