Choose an ownership path
Compare employment, startup, acquisition, partnership, succession, and group-affiliation paths using the same cash, time, control, household, and exit questions.
Open Build or Buy →Decision help
Start with the decision in front of you.
You do not need to read the long-form research manual before using DenQAI. Choose the task below that matches your decision, learn the few terms that matter, gather the listed records, and move to the relevant guide or workbench.
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What are you trying to decide?
Each path starts with an explanation and leads to the detailed model only when you are ready.
Evaluate a practice purchase
Test how much of the seller’s collections, clinical mix, payer relationships, patient base, and cost structure can transfer to you.
Open acquisition help →Plan a startup or buildout
Connect the care model to the site, lease, capital budget, comparable bids, change orders, reserves, and opening dependencies.
Open startup help →Understand cash after opening
Trace care delivered to cash cleared, classify exceptions, reconcile deposits, protect operating reserve, and keep clinical pay separate from ownership return.
Open operating help →Improve patient access and capacity
Reconcile inquiries, offered access, schedules, recall, referrals, staffing, rooms, associate support, and mentorship without production quotas.
Open growth help →Compare succession or sale paths
Separate closing cash from later or uncertain value, examine patient stewardship and clinical control, and make retained obligations visible.
Open succession help →Compare purchasing and vendor options
Normalize usable units and documented landed cost, keep operating scenarios separate, distinguish promised from received rebates, and review sourcing, buying-club, data, governance, and exit questions.
Open purchasing help →Protect payer access and cash continuity
Distinguish NPI, credentialing, contracting, enrollment, effective dates, eligibility, authorization, and payment while making transition timing and unresolved exposure visible.
Open payer and credentialing help →Use the right depth
Three kinds of help, for three different needs.
Use the glossary. Dotted-underlined terms throughout DenQAI show a short definition on hover or keyboard focus and link to the full explanation.
Use workbench help for input rules, safety checks, privacy, saving, Excel, PDF, and advanced data files.
Use worksheets and workbooks. Start with Excel when available; use CSV only when an adviser needs structured data.
Open the complete research manual for formulas, state tables, diligence programs, source notes, and methodological detail.
The shortest useful path
Question → term → record → result → reviewer.
State the decision. Define unfamiliar language. Gather the direct documents behind important assumptions. Read the result and unresolved safety checks separately. Then take the specific questions—not a false pass/fail score—to the appropriate adviser.