Business Plan Development
A business plan is used to initially start a business, obtain funding, or direct operations. In essence, the business plan needs to be dynamic and reflect the elements of a strategic plan. A strategic plan is primarily used for implementing and managing the strategic direction of an existing organization. The two plans cover different timeframes as well. Strategic plans generally cover a period between three years to more than five years, whereas a business plan is normally no more than one year. Hence, a strategic plan is a long-term roadmap and a business plan is utilized to execute the strategic plan on an annual basis.
Business plans force organizations to deal with changes in the overall environment, while mitigating complacency within the institution. A well derived business plan will challenge the Market on industry standards, asking the deep question, “Should we be identical to market driven competitive services, or differentiate to exceed.”
US Cancer Specialists will deliver full scope of strategic services from Business Case Development through Feasibility Analysis for your new healthcare center or technology driven initiatives. We believe in providing a clear understanding of the upstream and downstream impacts of the critical decisions that our clients look to undertake.
- Healthcare Feasibility Study (New Service Line, Equipment, Facility)
- Social Cost Benefit Analysis
- Community Health Assessment Analysis
- Social Determinant of Health (SDoH) Analysis
- Strategic Roadmap for prioritization of new program and service offerings
- Development of cancer program operational objectives for existing and new services
- Market demand and market share analysis
- Predictive analysis of Facility and Technology needs and costs