Start a confidential conversation
Describe the facility, where the project stands, and the decision you are facing. You will hear back from the person who would do the work.
Tell us about the project
The more we know about the facility and the timing, the faster we can tell you whether we are the right advisor for it.
What happens next
1
A senior advisor reads it
Your note goes to the people who would do the work, not to an intake queue.
2
A direct reply
We answer by the contact method you chose, from the person you would be working with.
3
A working conversation
We talk through the program, the constraints, the money at stake, and the risks you are worried about. Nothing is committed.
4
A scoped proposal, or a straight answer
If the fit is right, you get a written scope with a fixed fee. If it is not, we tell you plainly.
1
A senior advisor reads it
Your note goes to the people who would do the work, not to an intake queue.
2
A direct reply
We answer by the contact method you chose, from the person you would be working with.
3
A working conversation
We talk through the program, the constraints, the money at stake, and the risks you are worried about. Nothing is committed.
4
A scoped proposal, or a straight answer
If the fit is right, you get a written scope with a fixed fee. If it is not, we tell you plainly.
How your inquiry is handled
What you send us stays with us. We do not sell it, share it, or put it on a mailing list.
Read by a senior advisor
Never added to a mailing list
Never passed to a third party
Any conflict declared before an engagement
Before you get in touch
What happens after I send an inquiry?
A senior advisor reads it — the kind of person who would carry out the work — and replies directly by the contact method you picked on the form.
Is what I send kept confidential?
Yes. Inquiries are kept confidential, are never added to a mailing list, and are never given to anyone outside the firm. If there is any relationship that could look like a conflict, we raise it before an engagement is discussed.
Should I include patient or clinical information?
No. Please do not send patient information or any protected health information. The facility type, its size, where the project stands, and the decision in front of you are all we need to start.
What does the first conversation cover?
Your objectives, the constraints on the facility and the schedule, how much capital is exposed, and the risks you most want tested. It commits you to nothing. If the work suits Niner Health, a scoped proposal with a fixed fee follows; if it does not, we say so.