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Created on May 7, 2025

Quality Assurance - Early Risk Indicators/Prevention

This year, we had some tricky and expensive situations that related to practitioners:

  • Not submitting their Ax reports to Monarch (and if they did, they were poor quality).

  • Not seeing kids for many weeks in a row

As a result, we needed to replace the practitioners, credit the customers, and also lose a lot of service hours. In all situations, the customer raised concerns.


Customer Credits: About $140K

  • American Samoa

  • Multiple BC customers

  • Account Manager - Karoline

  • Dani, Michele, Audra, Liz and Karoline invested so many hours to resolve this.

Loss of Hours - 3 months

  • NESD

  • The therapist just didn't see kids that needed it (for example - one student had nothing since November)

  • The therapist only showed up for about an hour in April and then stopped services, with the reports not done. We offered a replacement OT for May and June, but the customer is so concerned about the quality so far that she declined.

  • Account Manager - Tyra


What if:

  • Practitioners only receive payment for assessments once the report is uploaded?

  • What if there were alerts if a student missed two weeks in a row?

  • What else would help us to catch severe issues before the customer raises them?

Thanks for considering all of this. Michele M would be a helpful resource as she was involved in helping to resolve the issues for customer credits.


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  • Admin
    Atoosa Teymouri
    May 15, 2025

    Thanks for sharing this, Marnee. We'll look into it.


  • Guest
    May 14, 2025

    Another case study - e.g. pay assessment hours once the report is uploaded.


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