Healthcare operations support

Healthcare Operations Support for Psychiatry & Mental Health Practices

You focus on patient care. I keep the administrative workflows moving, from intake and scheduling to follow-ups, systems, and SOPs.

Supporting U.S. mental health practices remotely

The focus

Clearer systems. Fewer dropped tasks. More room for patient care.

  • Patient intake
  • Scheduling
  • EHR workflows
  • Practice coordination
  • SOPs

The operational reality

Where does the workflow break?

Small administrative gaps become daily friction when no one clearly owns the handoff.

01 / Intake

Intake workflow

New inquiries, incomplete forms and pending administrative reviews can become difficult to track when ownership is unclear.

What needs visibility

Inquiry status · Form completion · Review status · Next action

Operational outcome

A clearly tracked intake process with defined follow-up responsibilities and fewer overlooked administrative steps.

Inquiry→Intake forms→Review→Schedule

What I support

Administrative operations that keep the practice moving.

Intake

Patient intake, with a clearer path forward.

Keep new-patient administrative steps visible from first inquiry through appointment preparation.

  • Inquiry and intake tracking
  • Form and status coordination
  • Follow-up ownership

Workflow

01New inquiry
02Intake
03Review
04Scheduled
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Ways to work together

Choose the level of support your practice needs.

Start with clarity, build repeatable processes, or get ongoing coordination to keep administrative work moving.

01 / SERVICE

Practice Operations Audit

Identify administrative bottlenecks and practical opportunities to improve your workflows.

  • Review existing administrative processes
  • Identify workflow gaps and recurring bottlenecks
  • Practical recommendations for improvement
  • Prioritized action plan
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02 / SERVICE

Practice Systems Setup

Establish organized, repeatable administrative processes your practice can follow.

  • Standard operating procedures (SOPs)
  • Scheduling and follow-up checklists
  • Administrative tracking tools and dashboards
  • Documented task ownership and escalation processes
Discuss Systems Setup

03 / SERVICE

Ongoing Practice Operations Support

Maintain visibility over recurring administrative tasks and scheduling workflows.

  • Appointment scheduling and coordination
  • Administrative follow-up tracking
  • Appointment capacity monitoring
  • Workflow tracking and periodic operational summaries
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Not sure where to start?

Use the free audit to assess your current administrative workflows independently.

Get the Free Practice Operations Audit

How I work

From recurring tasks to a repeatable workflow.

The work starts with understanding how tasks move today, then turning that knowledge into clearer ownership and repeatable processes.

01INQUIRY
02INTAKE
03COORDINATE
04COMPLETE

Trust & follow-through

Diligence, efficiency and clearer workflows.

A genuine professional recommendation, alongside the operational principles that guide my work with mental health practices.

LinkedIn recommendation

“It is with great pleasure that I recommend Francis Norgbedzi. As his manager at Virtus Healthcare Staffing, I had the opportunity to witness his exceptional work ethic and contributions firsthand. Francis consistently demonstrated a high level of diligence and efficiency throughout his time with us. He approached every task with focus and a commitment to quality, often completing his responsibilities ahead of schedule.”

Isaac King, M.S., CPHQ

Healthcare Compliance & Quality professional · Former manager at Virtus Healthcare Staffing

Systems coordination

Make the systems you already use work together more clearly.

The goal is not more software. It is clearer administrative handoffs between the tools already supporting the practice.

SimplePractice
Headway
Spruce Health
Zocdoc
Google Workspace

A practical example

From Scheduling Gaps to a More Organized Workflow

An example of a tracking tool developed to make scheduling activity and outstanding follow-up actions easier to see.

The challenge

When appointment availability, cancellations, and follow-up actions are tracked across disconnected processes, it becomes difficult to identify unused appointment capacity, determine who needs follow-up, and ensure that outstanding scheduling tasks receive attention.

What I built

I developed an Excel-based appointment operations tracking tool designed to organize the scheduling workflow and make follow-up actions more visible.

  • Appointment capacity tracker for available, booked, open, cancelled, rescheduled, and recovered slots
  • Follow-up tracker for scheduling status, required actions, and due dates
  • Dashboard overview of scheduling activity and outstanding tasks
  • Daily task tracking and weekly metrics to support operational reviews

Operational value

Make open items easier to see and act on.

The tool creates a structured way to monitor appointment capacity, identify unresolved scheduling actions, track follow-up activity, and review operational performance over time.

It is designed to support more proactive scheduling coordination and better administrative visibility, rather than relying on memory or scattered notes.

Want a More Organized Scheduling Workflow?

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Francis Norgbedzi, healthcare operations support professional

Meet Francis

Healthcare operations support built around the work behind patient care.

I provide remote practice operations support to psychiatrists and PMHNPs, with hands-on experience supporting patient intake, scheduling, administrative coordination and digital practice workflows.

INTAKE

Patient coordination

SYSTEMS

SimplePractice · Headway · Spruce · Zocdoc

OPERATIONS

Workflows · SOPs · Coordination

Who I support

Built for mental health practice owners who are growing.

Solo Psychiatrists
PMHNPs
Mental Health Practice Owners
Small Behavioral Health Practices

Privacy & security

Careful handling of practice information.

Protecting practice information is an important part of reliable healthcare operations support. Before work begins, we agree on the systems, access permissions, and communication channels needed for the work.

I follow the practice’s approved procedures for accessing and handling information. Patient information should be shared only through the practice’s approved secure channels, not through this website’s general enquiry channels.

Business Associate Agreements: When my services involve protected health information and a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is required, I will review and sign the appropriate agreement before accessing that information.

Each engagement should establish the applicable privacy, security, training, and incident-reporting requirements before work involving protected health information begins. I do not claim to be HIPAA-certified.

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Practice operations inquiry

Let’s Build a More Efficient Practice Together

Tell me a little about your practice and the administrative support you’re looking for. I’ll review your inquiry and follow up by email.

Save Time

Get support with intake, scheduling, follow-ups, and daily administrative tasks.

Streamline Workflows

Organize SimplePractice, Zocdoc, Spruce, and other practice tools.

Create Repeatable Processes

Make recurring administrative work easier to track and manage.

Flexible Support

Explore a one-time workflow project or ongoing practice operations support.

“Clearer systems. Fewer dropped tasks. More room for patient care.”

Tell Me What Your Practice Needs

Share a few details about your practice and the administrative support you’re looking for.

Business inquiries only. Do not include patient names, diagnoses, clinical notes, insurance details, or other protected health information. See our Privacy Policy.

Start with a conversation

Your practice should not depend on memory to stay organized.

Let's identify where administrative work is getting stuck and where the workflow can become clearer.

Please do not submit patient health information, medical records, insurance information, or other sensitive patient information through this website.