The DPI Way
Empowering our clients to achieve their vision through proven anesthesia management solutions.
DPI WAY
Our business is built on CORE VALUES that have formed strong relationships over the years with our clients.
Integrity
Leadership
Service is our passion; people our investment; reputation our asset.
Accountability
Family
Humility
Be helpful.
Have fun.
Our solutions are customizable and available on demand.
Hands-on departmental management
Pain management services
Local leadership including a Chief Medical Officer and Chief Nurse Anesthetist
Cutting-edge technology for regional anesthesia
24/7 direct access to senior management
Billing services including coding, collections and insurance credentialing
Customized, transparent financial reporting
Commitment to HIPAA compliance
CMS compliant documentation and monitoring
Practice consulting services
If you are interested in transitioning your anesthesia services, we will conduct a full-scale review of your current and forecasted anesthesia needs. Based on our findings, we will suggest a budget and staffing model that we believe will be most advantageous for achieving your goals. Give us a call to learn more about how we can implement services quickly and seamlessly.
From the DPI Blog
Building the BENCH
In the world of anesthesia, issues can arise FAST and without warning. Just as this holds true inside the operating room, chaos can also ensue outside the OR. One example is in personnel and staffing. In my years as an anesthesiologist, team members have suddenly...
The DPI Way: Respecting Relationships
Whether you believe it or not, anesthesiologists and CRNAs are in the service industry. Relationships are important on many levels in our line of work. More contracts are lost due to the relationship between the anesthesia department and patients, nursing...
Employer Perspectives: A Five-Article Installment on Taking Care of Your Company and Employees During a Crisis Like Covid-19, Part 5
There are certainly measures our country, businesses and healthcare workers can take to slow the spread of future outbreaks. For anesthesia providers, it is time to return to the operating room to provide the care our patients need.