I solve commercial problems in UK private healthcare. These are the ones I'm working on right now.
Problems that are quietly costing revenue leakage, referral gaps, conversion, systems, market access.
Find your problem. Run the calculator. Get your report. Ask me to solve it.
What people say
Founders and healthcare leaders I've worked with.
Paul spearheaded our push into the private healthcare space and secured major deals with top hospitals and physician groups. He built strong relationships with decision makers, understanding their unique needs. Highly personable and great communicator. Would recommend.
Most commercial problems in UK private healthcare aren't complicated. They're just expensive to ignore.
I built Solvable because the pattern is always the same. Someone knows something isn't right. They just don't know what it's costing them, how to fix it, or who to trust.
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Find your problem
Browse by segment or scan the full list. Each problem page has a cost of inaction calculator that gives you a personalised number, not a generic estimate.
Meet Solva, Paul's AI assistant
Solva is built into every problem page. Have a short, friendly conversation about your situation so we understand exactly what you're dealing with.
Get an instant report
Solva turns your answers into a tailored report: what the problem is costing you, how serious it is, and what the most likely fix looks like.
Contact Paul to get it solved
Your report lands with Paul personally. He reviews it, assesses the fit, and responds within 24 hours with a direct conversation, a referral to a retained specialist partner, or both.
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This is the Action Plan you'll get
A worked example for a private consultant. Yours is built around your own situation in under a minute.
Unbilled and miscoded private work is quietly draining your practice income
Around 1 in 9 episodes of care never reaches an invoice, and a further slice is coded below the right tariff, so the work happens, but the income doesn't.
Diagnosis confidence
88%Based on consistent billing-leakage patterns seen across single-handed consultant practices and the signals in your answers.
Estimated Cost of Inaction
Based on a single-handed consultant billing roughly £540k a year, with an estimated 11% leakage across missed invoices, undercoding, and unreconciled short-payments.
What's recoverable
A structured billing audit typically recovers £38,880 – £51,840 of this leakage in the first year.
Cumulative loss if nothing changes
Takes about a minute. Yours is built around your own situation.
What others have said
Paul spearheaded our push into the private healthcare space and secured major deals with top hospitals and physician groups. He built strong relationships with decision makers, understanding their unique needs. Highly personable and great communicator. Would recommend.
Why this keeps happening
This keeps coming back for structural reasons, not a lack of effort:
- Billing sits between clinic and admin, so no one fully owns it
- There is no reconciliation step, so short-payments never surface
- Each loss is small on its own, so none looks worth chasing
What the fix looks like
This is very fixable, and the path is well worn:
- Invoice every episode within 48 hours, no end-of-clinic backlog
- Reconcile every insurer remittance against the expected tariff
- Review a monthly leakage report so nothing slips through again
Why this problem first
This one comes first because it pays for everything else. Until the income you've already earned is being captured, every other improvement is built on a leaking base, and the fix here is quick to put in place.
Sarah, I'm Solva, Paul's AI assistant. I put this plan together from what you told us, but the person who turns it into action is Paul.
Across 14 years working with clinicians, founders and practice owners, Paul has seen this exact problem more times than almost anyone, and he reads every plan personally before he speaks to you. When you book, you're talking to him directly, not a sales team.
The most useful next step from here is a short, no-pressure conversation about what to tackle first. When you're ready, I'd book that call.
Here's what happens next
- Step 1
Book your call
A 20-minute conversation with Paul directly. No prep needed, no pitch.
- Step 2
Paul comes back with a plan
Within 48 hours of your call, you'll have a clear, specific plan for fixing this: what to do, in what order, and who can help if specialist support is needed.
- Step 3
The problem gets solved
You implement the plan, with Paul's input where it's useful, until your billing leakage stops costing you anything at all.
Who you'll be working with
Ready to fix this?
This is a worked example. Get your own Action Plan, built around your situation, and see exactly what booking a call with Paul could look like.
Takes about a minute. No commitment.
If 11% of your income was leaving each month, how long would you want to wait before you could see exactly where?
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