Executive readout
executive-readout.html and .pdf
A ten-minute read for the owner. Your risk level, the three actions that matter this month, and what I did and didn't review.
What you get
Five to seven business days after intake, you have files you own and a call that assigns the next 90 days of work.
The files
executive-readout.html and .pdf
A ten-minute read for the owner. Your risk level, the three actions that matter this month, and what I did and didn't review.
review-packet.html and .pdf
The full report, with every map and review listed below. Print it when an insurer or auditor asks to see the work. A limitations appendix makes clear it isn't a certification.
30-60-90-roadmap.html and .pdf
The sprint doesn't fix things. It puts them in order, with an owner and a proof for each task. Days 1 to 30 usually cover MFA, access, and a restore test.
owner-msp-handoff.html and .pdf
Forward it to your IT person. It's written as tickets, like "Send an MFA enforcement export for EHR, billing, email, and remote access."
evidence-binder-index.html and .pdf
A list of your proof and its status: provided, missing, or stale. Insurance questionnaires get answered from it. It never holds patient names, screenshots of charts, or passwords.
Schedule
Engagement letter, domain-check permission, invoice.
Your systems, vendors, AI features, and MSP.
BAAs, data terms, shadow tools, domain check.
MFA, offboarding, backups, logs, downtime.
The five files and the full report.
An hour with you and your MSP. Tasks assigned.
Inside file 02
MFA, access reviews, backups, BAAs, downtime, and logs, each marked provided, partial, or missing.
Every flow that skips the chart, and which ones need a BAA.
BAA status for each vendor, with questions you can send as written.
Each AI use marked allowed, restricted, or blocked, with who can switch it off.
One page listing allowed and blocked tools, for staff to sign.
Monthly checks for practices that use a scribe.
What the public internet shows about your email, portal, and forms.
A tabletop you can rerun with your MSP.
Sample map
This sample is made up. A real sprint draws the same picture for your practice.
The readout
The top findings
Your data map
Vendor, BAA, and AI gaps
Tickets for your MSP
A name on every 30/60/90 task
The owner or lead clinician, the practice manager, and your MSP if you have one. There's no need to invite your insurer or lawyer.
Limits
It's evidence and a plan. You still make the decisions, and your MSP still does the fixing.
Fit check
Bring your size, EHR, vendors, and MSP. If the sprint isn't right for you, I'll say so.