- 3-7 min
- 7 measures
- 1 open-text prompt
- 2 sections
Starts with ranking: respondents put the 2 sections in order of importance before they answer.
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What it is
Seven-measure access diagnostic covering appointment availability, scheduling convenience, billing clarity, portal value, wayfinding, reception respect, language support, and one open-text friction point.
Best for
Multi-site health systems and large practices doing patient-access transformation work. Especially valuable when you are about to invest in a new scheduling platform, portal, or call center -- the baseline tells you what really frustrates patients.
Not for
Single-provider practices where the operational levers are too narrow to act on, or systems already running structured access audits through consulting engagements.
What you'll need
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Driver focus
Scheduling frictionBilling clarityPortal usabilityWayfindingReception experience
Industry fit
HealthcareHealth systemsLarge practicesHospitals
What's inside
Getting to and scheduling care
4 measures
- How easy is it to get an appointment when you need one?
- How convenient is scheduling online, by phone, or in the app?
- How clear are billing communications?
- How valuable is the patient portal for managing your care?
Once you arrive
3 measures
- How easy are wayfinding and parking at our facilities?
- Front-desk staff treat me with respect and attention.
- Language support is available when I need it.
One last open prompt
Open text
- What is the single biggest friction point in your experience?
Why this helps
A custom patient-access diagnostic through a healthcare consultancy runs $40-100K. Ranx ships the structured instrument as a playbook your operations team can re-run quarterly.