The Operating Model Evaluation Framework for Choosing On-Site Care That Fits Your Budget and Timeline
Claims costs are directly impacted by how quickly employees get care. This framework shows HR, benefits, and finance leaders how four on-site care options compare on cost, speed, and care outcomes.
What's Inside
- See the four models side by side: build an on-site clinic, add telehealth, keep the status quo, or choose distributed on-site care, compared on operating model, cost, time to operational, staffing, diagnostics, and access and productivity impact.
- Know what each option costs: a clinic takes $1.5M+ to build and about $65K per month to operate, telehealth varies by vendor, and the status quo never gets its own line because it shows up in claims, lost hours, and absenteeism.
- See how fast each can start: 2+ years for a clinic, weeks for telehealth, and 45 days from contract for distributed on-site care.
- Check each model against an in-year finance case: what needs capital, what keeps compounding in claims, and what is operational in 45 days with no capital build.
- Find your next step: a recommendation on evaluating distributed on-site care alongside your existing benefits, plus what a Workforce Health ROI Assessment shows.
What Distributed On-Site Care Delivers
58%
Of users say they would otherwise have gone to the ER or urgent care
86%
Of visits resolved without referral to a specialist, urgent care, or the ER
45 Days
From contract to operational, with no construction