Pressure is rising
Visible work. Tight timelines. Real consequences if drift continues.
Ronin helps hospitals move Epic, EHR, readiness, optimization, and governance work when decisions, ownership, or delivery are stuck.
Epic, EHR, readiness, optimization, and cross-functional delivery under pressure.
Operating rhythm for teams outgrowing founder-held coordination.
15+
years in healthcare IT delivery
20
integrated workstreams governed
40+
analysts, leads, and managers aligned
What Ronin Helps Solve
Visible work. Tight timelines. Real consequences if drift continues.
Status exists, but decisions, tradeoffs, and owners still sit in the middle.
Requests keep growing. The organization needs a cleaner way to decide and move.
Validate drift in a mature Epic environment and build an evidence-backed 12–18 month optimization roadmap.
Explore the Refuel AssessmentReset risk, critical path, and leadership decisions.
Make escalation paths, ownership, and tradeoffs usable.
Tighten milestones, dependencies, testing, and go-live confidence.
Shape intake, prioritization, feedback, and capacity into a rhythm.
Examples from Jordan Smith’s healthcare delivery experience, including prior professional engagements. These engagements are distinct from Ronin’s current service offerings.
Enterprise Epic program nearing integrated testing, go-live readiness, and executive review milestones.
Challenge: Several workstreams were at risk, blockers were hard to compare, and leaders needed a usable recovery view.
Approach: Built recovery plans across at-risk Epic workstreams and translated delivery risks into critical-path actions and leadership decisions.
Outcome: Sponsors and delivery teams had a clearer view of readiness risk, blocker ownership, and the decisions needed to keep the program moving.
The work shifted from scattered status to an operating picture leaders could use before readiness risk became a late surprise.
Historical health system Refuel delivery work, separate from the current Ronin Refuel Assessment offering.
Challenge: An optimization backlog needed clearer priorities, decision ownership, and a delivery rhythm aligned with available capacity.
Approach: Supported backlog prioritization, governance, decision ownership, and a recurring delivery cadence.
Community health system balancing Epic upgrades, Gold Stars, Honor Roll, Refuel, and optimization priorities.
Challenge: Competing priorities were drawing from the same teams, and capacity tradeoffs were not visible enough for leaders.
Approach: Reworked cadence, governance, communication, and priority framing so upgrade, recognition, and optimization work could be judged together.
Outcome: Executives and team leads had clearer tradeoffs across upgrade, Gold Stars, Honor Roll, and optimization work.
Leaders could make decisions against real delivery capacity instead of treating each initiative as if it stood alone.
Large programs usually have effort. Ronin helps make the effort easier to steer.
Ownership before activity.
Tradeoffs should be visible.
Frontline trust is an operating requirement.
Start with a short conversation about where the work is stuck and what would help it move.