ProModel is dedicated to helping our customers and consulting partners make better health care decisions through the effective application of simulation solutions. We provide “predictive analytical technologies” to aid in solving the most complex problems in health care management. Our unique technologies and experience allow clients to increase patient throughput and capacity, optimize operations and patient flow, increase patient revenues, and decrease facility, equipment, and labor costs. ProModel’s Process Simulation toolsets allow the objective and accurate testing of multiple, complex, and dynmanic solutions in a risk-free environment to better understand the impact of change, BEFORE capital and resources are expended. More...

Implementation Management through Simulation

Simulation began back in the early 1970’s in industry, where today it is used by nearly all of the Fortune 500 manufacturers to enable productivity and performance improvement gains. Today, advances in the technology and computer programming have made even the most complex and chaotic environments suitable for simulation. More...

Aside from traditional reasons for using simulation, including its capabilities to capture variability, interdependencies, changes to systems over time, and run “what if” scenarios to study change, other, more subtle but equally critical factors make simulation’s use efficacious. More...

Process Simulations are dynamic computer software tools that enable hospitals to conduct accurate, objective predictive analyses of the effects of process improvements, facilities changes, and new designs prior to implementation. Process Simulation essentially allows you to “tear the roof off the building”, examine the working environment, and “reach down and turn the dials” on the processes to see the effects of change, so as to fully understand the effects on the entire system prior to implementation. Since often no single solution is adequate to solve complex issues, Process Simulation allows you to fully understand the full effects of multiple, complex changes before they are implemented. More...