Opening a practice means becoming an operator overnight — EMR selection, scheduling, billing workflows, staffing, marketing, patient experience, vendor contracts, financial administration. None of it is why you went to medical school. Starfighter Health is the practice operations company that takes all of it — building the business side, then running it — so the clinicians who own the practice can stay clinical.
Practice operations means everything it takes to run the practice as a business — from the entity and the EMR to the front desk, the schedule, the marketing, the payroll, and the monthly reporting. Six domains, one operator. Take the whole thing or take the parts you're missing.
The plan and the sequence before day one.
Selected, implemented, integrated, and supported.
Documented workflows instead of tribal knowledge.
The parts of care delivery that aren't clinical.
How a practice is found, understood, and chosen.
The ongoing machine, run or handed over.
The same sequence we use everywhere: understand the operation, build the infrastructure, then run it or hand it over documented.
Where the practice actually is — stage, systems in place, what's breaking, and what's costing clinical time.
The technology stack, the workflows, and the sequence to implement them without disrupting patient care.
Platforms configured, workflows documented, staff trained, and the whole thing tested before it carries load.
We operate it ongoing, or we hand it over fully documented. Both are real options — dependence isn't the product.
Being clear about the fit early saves everyone a quarter.
Worth stating plainly, because the line matters.
We provide nonclinical business, operations, and technology services to healthcare practices. Every clinical decision stays entirely with the licensed clinicians who own the practice. Specifically, we do not:
Starfighter Health is currently in development, and we're talking with practices about what they need before we finalize the offering. If you're opening or growing a practice, we'd like to hear what's actually in your way.
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