Setup time
Time required to configure the pilot and prepare the first patient list.
For practices
No new equipment. No EHR replacement.
No change to who makes the clinical decision.
Workflow mapping, setup, worklist, structured report, status tracking, weekly review, and closeout summary.
A lead contact, eligible list and minimum information, source reports, clinician review, completion support, and feedback.
The first objective is operational validation—not an unsupported clinical outcome claim.
Time required to configure the pilot and prepare the first patient list.
Hands-on work required from practice staff during routine operation.
Share of required information available from existing records and reports.
How reliably the worklist identifies patients approaching review.
Time to review each draft and the extent of required corrections.
Share of clinician-approved next steps documented as completed.
Patients brought back into the workflow after a delayed review or follow-up.
Administrative burden created by re-entering information across systems.
The practice’s assessment of ongoing operational value after closeout.
Pilot pricing reflects practice size, workflow complexity, implementation needs, and agreed deliverables. Laboratory testing and clinical services remain separate.
No. MARA BoneCare 360™ is designed as a workflow layer around existing systems and source documents.
No. The treating clinician retains all testing, interpretation, and treatment decisions.
No. The initial pilot uses the laboratory results your practice already receives.
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