Company name: Julie Holzer Ergothérapie
Company type: Solo-business
Sector: Medicine
Introduction
In the ever-evolving landscape of business, the choices you make today may not necessarily be the best for tomorrow. However, decisions must be made to keep the wheels turning. Today, we delve into the journey of Julie Holzer, a medical professional who transitioned from employee to self-employed, a move that was both daunting and exciting. Julie's primary concern was the management of patient data, which required a secure, confidential system that adhered to Swiss regulations.
The Initial Solution
Given the nature of the field, Julie initially relied on the popular Swiss software package, “Caisse Des Medecins” as an employee. However, it soon became apparent that this was a costly and inefficient solution. Not only was the software difficult to use, but it also came with an exorbitant annual license fee of 10,000 CHF, along with a commission on each file. When you consider the Swiss median salary of 7000 CHF per month, the 10,000 CHF cost for this software is a significant drain on resources.
The Transition to Efficiency
After an extensive study of all available solutions, I recommended the “eErgo” software. This patient management solution was not only 20 times less expensive at 468 CHF per year, but it was also 100 times more ergonomic. The transition from “Caisse Des Medecins” to “eErgo” was a revelation for Julie, who was astounded by the difference in user experience and cost efficiency.
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The Results and Benefits
The transition to these new solutions provided Julie with a cost-effective, efficient, and user-friendly system for her practice. The savings were significant, with the new software costing 9,532 CHF less than the previous solution. This represents a 21x cost difference, highlighting the economic benefit of making informed, strategic decisions. Consulting might seem expensive, but you could be surprised by the real cost of skipping this expense as you can see.
Conclusion
Julie's story shows the importance of reassessing business decisions and being open to change. What may seem like the best solution today may not be the best tomorrow. It's crucial to explore alternatives and make choices that are aligned with your business needs.
With my consulting services, I can help you navigate these decisions, providing solutions that are not only effective but also cost-efficient. By implementing these strategies, you can streamline your processes, reduce unnecessary costs, and focus on what truly matters - your core business.
