SOPs

Connect SOPs to Kay OS task outcomes before displaying compliance or accountability metrics.

SOP documents exist, but SOP execution has to be connected to Kay OS actions before Kay can coach accountability.

Recommended Work

What should happen next.

Critical

Open Recover, work the earliest doctor-weighted opening first, and only skip after documenting why it cannot be recovered.

Open chair time is a same-day operating problem because it can erase production, compress future days, and create avoidable team pressure.

Why is Kay recommending this?

Who

Scheduling Lead

When

Before the next meaningful opening

How much

Each meaningful opening is filled, intentionally protected, or documented as unrecoverable before the opening window.

What should I do next?

Open Recover, work the earliest doctor-weighted opening first, and only skip after documenting why it cannot be recovered.

What happened

6 meaningful opening(s) represent 2520 open minutes. Doctor gaps use a 1 weight and hygiene gaps use 0.55.

Likely cause

Likely contributor: appointment blocks create meaningful open chair time. Intentional block classification still requires review before treating every gap as recoverable.

Current

2520 open min

Target

30 min minimum opening / 88% utilization

Variance

6 opening(s)

Trend

Current data only

Watch

Review patients scheduled in the next seven days with past-due balances and unresolved insurance claims where available. Prepare balance conversations before arrival.

A/R aging turns completed care into trapped cash. The older it gets, the more leadership time is required to recover it.

Why is Kay recommending this?

Who

Treatment Coordinator

When

Review weekly until over-90 is back to target

How much

Reduce over-90 A/R by $5,000 within 30 days or document the claim/payment-plan blockers preventing movement.

What should I do next?

Review patients scheduled in the next seven days with past-due balances and unresolved insurance claims where available. Prepare balance conversations before arrival.

What happened

0.0% of total A/R is over 90 days, compared with the Charles City Blueprint target of 18%. Patient portion is $0 and insurance portion is $0.

Likely cause

Likely contributor: over-90 A/R is above the Blueprint target. The current export separates patient and insurance portions, but does not yet prove which 90+ dollars are patient versus insurance responsibility.

Current

0.0% / $0

Target

18%

Variance

-18.0 pts

Trend

Current data only

Why is Kay recommending this?

Underlying records and current practice signals.

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What is Kay still missing?

Missing inputs Kay will not guess.

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Execution

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