A specific prescription, not a generic checklist.

Turning a diagnosis into a decision

A diagnosis is only useful if it leads somewhere. The prescriptive stage is where we translate what we've found into a specific, sequenced set of actions — not a generic list of best practices, but a recommendation built around your accounts, your timeline and your residency situation.

Every prescription is written down. You'll know exactly what we're recommending, what trade-offs it involves, and why we ruled out the alternatives.

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What the prescription includes

• Written recommendation — a clear document setting out the specific actions to take and the order to take them in.
• Trade-offs made explicit — where a decision involves a genuine trade-off, we say so rather than glossing over it.
• Sequencing — some actions only make sense before or after others — we map the order, not just the list.
• A defined scope — you know exactly what's covered by the recommendation and what would require further work.

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When you need this

• You've already had a diagnosis session and are ready for a concrete plan of action.
• You want a second opinion on a recommendation someone else has given you.
• You're comparing two or three options and need a clear-eyed view of which fits your situation.