Professional Services
Ready to Call in Some Experts?
We’ve got ‘em. Our bench is deep and ready to jump in to ensure that your IT project is a success. We’ll help you take full advantage of your investments—and empower you to manage them long after we’re gone.
What Kinds of IT Support Can We Provide?
Project Management
Flexible project management and PMO services to address your unique concerns and goals.
Implementation & Optimization
The right resources for headache-free implementations and successful initiatives.
Education & Training
Learning solutions that improve adoption and accelerate organizational change.
Interoperability & Integration
The experts you need for seamless data sharing and better workflows.
Revenue Cycle Management
The talent you need to implement and optimize RCM software and strategies efficiently.
Why Professional Services?
We are keenly focused on placing the right talent in the right places.
Augment your efforts when and where you need it
Leverage the knowledge of specialized talent
Avoid the expense and risk of finding and hiring full-time help
Partnerships that stand the test of time
20+
Years in HIT consulting
400+
Healthcare systems served
4,500
Engagements
15,000
HIT professionals in our network
The Latest from Innovative
Managing the Flood of Hospital AI Requests
The floodgates have opened when it comes to AI and hospitals. Vendors and internal advocates alike are knocking on the doors of CIOs, asking for funding. We’d better get used to it—and have a process to deal with the requests. Data suggests the use of AI in healthcare will expand substantially in the next decade.
Seasoned Healthcare Executive Jim Costanzo Joins Innovative Board of Directors
Innovative Consulting Group, a healthcare IT consulting firm that delivers flexible solutions and next-level service, today announced that Jim Costanzo, retired CEO of Nordic Consulting Partners, Inc., has joined Innovative’s Board of Directors.
Cleaning Up IT Issues Can Add Much-Needed Cash to Hospital Coffers
Median days cash on hand dipped to a 10-year low for U.S. hospitals and health systems. To shore up their balance sheets, hospitals are looking for cash savings from their IT areas, among others, using a process called application rationalization.