Feature
Set the target. Watch the bar move.
A goal that lives in a staff-meeting notebook is a wish. Chirolytics hangs visits, new patients, and collections targets on the same live data the huddle already uses.
Set monthly or weekly marks for the practice, a location, or a provider. Progress bars show up on the scorecard so the team can see how close they are before close of month — not in a recap after the window closed.
Targets the whole team can see in time
Three pieces that turn a posted number on the break-room wall into something the dashboard actually tracks.
- Practice, location, and provider goals — the group can chase new patients while an associate is measured on visits and case acceptance, without mixing the scoreboards.
- Weekly and monthly windows — a month-end target is useless on the 4th if nobody knows the pace. Shorter windows keep the front desk honest mid-cycle.
- Progress on the scorecard — bars for visits, collections, and new patients sit next to today’s numbers, so the huddle is always “how close are we” instead of “what were we aiming at again.”
- Goal that only exists in last month’s meeting notes
- 0
- Windows you can actually manage: week and month
- 2
- Progress counted from the same EHR feed as everything else
- Live
Why a visible goal changes behavior
The huddle has a finish line
Instead of recapping yesterday, the room is looking at how much runway is left this week.
Fair, named ownership
Provider goals don’t get lost inside a clinic-wide number nobody feels responsible for.
Course-correct while it still counts
You still have days left in the month. The bar tells you whether to push rebooks or new-patient slots today.
Hang this month’s target on live data
Book a walkthrough and we’ll load sample visit and collection goals against your own EHR numbers.
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“We always had a number on the whiteboard. Nobody looked at it after Monday. Now the bar sits on the scorecard, and my CAs know by Wednesday if we need to fill the book. The month stopped sneaking up on us.”
Richmond, Virginia