Why Freed

We partner with you to identify and implement solutions that make a positive difference on the healthcare landscape.

Partnership

Why Freed

We provide open, honest, and substantive communication to facilitate buy-in, build strong relationships, and achieve results.

Communication

Why Freed

We draw upon the accumulated knowledge and experience of our whole team to help you anticipate and meet your specific challenges.

Expertise

Why Freed

We work with a proven methodology that provides a detailed road map to ensure that every engagement has the best chance at success.

Efficiency

We Know Healthcare

Freed Associates is a California-based consulting firm comprised of a team of experts who work exclusively in healthcare. With more than 25 years of direct experience in the healthcare industry, our teams collaborate with each client in their unique environment on complex and critical initiatives to deliver enduring value.

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Problems We've Solved

Data Alignment Breakthrough Drives Health System's Success

The new clinical file extract layout included a variety of new rules, including a data model detailing the data sources and data flow necessary to support the clinical extract.

Insights

Data Analytics Drive Success of New Joint-Venture Health Plan By Allie Freed

The Fantastic Five Best Practices in Health Care System Training By Caren Jones

Project Prioritization: 5 Steps for Initiating a Project Portfolio Ranking System By Ellen Griffith

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Freed News

Allie Freed’s Article “Data Analytics Drive Success of New Joint-Venture Health Plan” Published in Becker's Hospital Review

Caren Jone’s Article “The Fantastic Five Best Practices in Health Care System Training” Published in Healthcare Business Today.

April 2018 Newsletter – Industry Expertise & Top Consultant Insights

Freed Associates Named One of the “Best Places to Work” for the Sixth Time by San Francisco Business Times

Crystal Cooper's Article “Using a Premortem Process to Reduce Complex Project Risks” Published in Healthcare Business Today.

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