Corporate Intelligence Program
See every location, and the portfolio behind them.
For regional, acquisition-backed, and multi-location operators. Build the program from modular components rather than a fixed package.
Modular components
Choose the pieces the portfolio needs.
Everything in County Market Intelligence Reports, plus the consolidation and analysis layers below. Take one, take several.
Consolidation
- Consolidated portfolio reporting
- Ownership and brand rollups
- Custom service areas
- County and regional comparisons
Analysis
- Location-to-location comparisons
- Market-share movement
- Competitor gains and losses
- Growth opportunities
- Underperforming location identification
Executive delivery
- Executive summaries
- Optional review meetings
- Acquisition and expansion support
- Trend analysis across periods
Report-only corporate arrangements remain available. If you want the county reports for your locations and nothing else, that is a normal way to work with us.
Corporate use cases
What portfolio operators do with it.
Find the underperforming location
Compare recorded case share location by location instead of reading each report in isolation.
Screen an acquisition
Look at a target's recorded volume and county position before the conversation gets serious.
Plan territory and marketing spend
Direct spend at counties where recorded demand is not matched by your share.
Brief the board
One executive summary per period, with source and limitations stated on the same page as the numbers.
Source: official filed death-certificate and disposition records, normalized. Coverage, timing, and available fields vary by jurisdiction. Analysis reflects recorded data, not a complete account of all provider activity.
Pricing
Reports are priced. Programs are quoted.
Standard county reports
Keep normal per-county pricing, at the same rates shown on the County Market Intelligence Reports page. Cadence and price vary by state.
Consolidation, custom analysis, executive reporting, and portfolio work
Quoted on locations, counties, states, years of history, and frequency. There is no public package price, because two portfolios of the same size can need very different work.
How a quote gets built
- You list locations, counties, states, and the analyses you want.
- We confirm what the source records support in those jurisdictions.
- You get a scoped quote with cadence and deliverables written out.
Build a corporate program
Tell us the portfolio.
The more precise the scope, the more precise the quote. Every field here feeds directly into it.
Scope received.
Next step: we review the counties and states you listed against what the source records support, confirm which analyses can be produced there, and come back with a written scope and quote. If part of the request cannot be supported in a given jurisdiction, we will say so rather than substitute an estimate.