Every clinician sees how they compare. Every service line sees their story. Every leader sees the whole picture. One live source of truth, audit-grade across SurgiNet, all scheduling sources, and budget data.
Eight role-tailored views — four live today, four building. Each one updates continuously with the latest case, schedule, and budget data, and each one is built to answer a specific operational question someone is trying to make a decision about.
Volume, case mix, attending utilization, midlevel stipend ROI, and YoY trends across all cardiac venues — OR, Cath Lab, ICU bedside.
Per-surgeon throughput, block adherence, budget variance, ASC trends, and procedure-level peer benchmarking. Tower · MPS · ASC.
Individual productivity, supervision ratios, schedule alignment, call burden, peer ranking. Per-attending profiles across the FT roster.
The 30,000-foot view: volume trends, supervision patterns, room utilization, high-acuity rate, data quality. The aggregate of everything below.
The CRNA and AA equivalent of the Attending Deep Dive — supervision exposure, schedule density, case mix, and cardiac-team utilization. Same audit-grade rigor.
Per-room deep dive: designated vs add-on use, peak hour load, idle minutes, phase-2 spillover, and underbooked block detection.
Per-specialty deep dive across Ortho, Neuro, ENT, GenSurg, Urology, Plastics, GI — volume, growth, mix complexity, and budget variance.
Anesthesia staffing supervision ratios, high-acuity case exposure, neonate distribution, ASA 4+ trending, and operational signals tied to patient safety outcomes.
Most perioperative reporting is built for executives. PeriOptimal is built for everyone the OR actually depends on. Each audience gets the view that's useful to them, drawn from the same audit-grade data layer — so a question raised in one role can be answered in another with the same source of truth.
Your case volume, supervision ratios, schedule alignment, call burden, and peer ranking — across a rolling window. Compare yourself to the roster anonymously. No more guessing.
Per-surgeon throughput, block adherence, on-time first-case rate, late-finish patterns, and procedure-level peer benchmarking. The metrics that drive your access to OR time, in plain view.
Service-line volume, mix complexity, room utilization, block holders, and budget variance — reconciled across systems and updated continuously. Built to support difficult conversations with real numbers.
Volume trends, supervision patterns, room utilization, high-acuity rate, and operational risk — at the department or health-system scale. Designed for the questions board meetings actually ask.
"The gap between OR data and operational decisions was costing my department real money, real efficiency — and in some cases, real patient access. PeriOptimal exists to close that gap."
Static quarterly reports arrive too late. Dashboards built outside the clinic miss what clinicians actually care about. And almost nothing in commercial perioperative reporting is built for the people doing the work. PeriOptimal is different: built from inside the OR, validated against real workflows, reconciled across six independent data sources, and tuned by feedback from the clinicians who use it.
Every metric earns its place. Every dashboard answers a real operational question someone is trying to make a decision about — whether they're an anesthesiologist comparing themselves to peers, a surgeon defending their block, a service-line leader negotiating staffing, or an executive trying to understand operational drift.