Post-Acquisition Operations for Multi-Site Healthcare Platforms

For sponsors and platform operators

We Run Post-Acquisition Administrative Operations

For multi-site healthcare platforms integrating newly acquired practices

Acquired practices bring different administrative workflows. Our operations teams take that work directly and standardize it in the course of running it.

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The Operating Gap

Consolidating an organization does not immediately consolidate its workflows.

Acquired practices may use different systems, documentation methods, handoffs, and local divisions of responsibility. The platform may have a target operating model, but active work must continue while those differences are addressed.

Xillium works inside your existing systems, taking on the active administrative workload and making ownership, tracking, documentation, and escalation consistent across the platform.

The First 100 Days

A practical approach to early integration

DAYS 0–14

A documented workflow

Our team documents how work enters, moves between teams, and reaches completion, then maps where sites differ in ownership, handoffs, documentation, and escalation.

DAYS 15–45

One queue off your plate

It starts with a high-volume workflow, an existing backlog, or an area where ownership is unclear. Our launch team sets the working standard while additional staff train behind it.

DAYS 46–100

A consistent operating standard

Our team refines ownership, tracking, documentation, handoffs, and escalation based on what daily execution surfaces.

The next acquisition The next practice joins the workflows, trained capacity, and operating structure our team has already built.

A Multi-Site Referral Transition

A medical group with more than 100 providers across three states moved referral management from individual practices to a centralized structure.

Xillium documented the local workflows, moved referral work into shared queues, clarified ownership, and held common tracking throughout.

We took referral processing turnaround from:

Primary care referrals
30 7
DAYS
Specialty referrals
45 3
DAYS
How we measure it. Turnaround time counts from the moment an incoming referral is received until one of two things happens: the patient schedules an appointment, or our staff has completed three follow-up attempts. Whichever comes first ends the clock, so the measure reflects referral processing rather than specialist availability.

Human-AssuredTM

Technology identifies, organizes, routes, and generates work. Someone still has to own what happens next.

Human-Assured is how our staff keep ownership of technology-supported work.

On every workflow, our staff:

Review the work where context or accuracy matters
Route each item to the right person or team
Handle exceptions that are incomplete or unclear
Escalate through defined protocols
Follow through until the next action is complete

Discuss a Post-Acquisition Workflow

Start with one administrative workflow: how you handle it today, what you want to make consistent, and where we'd take over the execution.

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