Lagging visibility
One specialized nurse exit benchmark
$64,300
Recruitment, registry premium labor, lost productivity, and onboarding ramp-up converge after the exit has already occurred.
90-Day Clinical Capacity Pilot™
A 90-day record for a measured decision.
Institutional pricing is built around the operating evidence a hospital can defend. The 90-Day Clinical Capacity Pilot™ maps active Physiological Fiscal Leaks, stabilizes capacity during live work, and closes with a Capital Preservation Audit for the C-suite.
Request 90-Day Clinical Capacity Pilot™ Briefing01
$9,500
One-time pilot authorization
One designated unit, with the operating scope confirmed in the executive briefing.
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90 days
Longitudinal evidence window
Three operating phases that follow the unit across real staffing cycles.
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$75,000
Post-pilot decision at Day 90
A separate annual license decision supported by the completed Capital Preservation Audit.
$64,300 specialized nurse exit benchmarkIllustrative exposure scenario: five specialized exits equal $321,500, shown as the rounded $320,000 Capital Preservation Milestone.
Authorization pathways
Start with the evidence path your system needs.
The $9,500 pilot is the first decision. The $75,000 annual license follows only after Day 90 evidence. A multi-unit conversation begins when leadership has a clear facility scope.
Recommended first step
Tier 1, start here
90-Day Clinical Capacity Pilot™
One designated unit, three phases, one Day 90 decision record.
$9,500one-time authorization
The authorization covers deployment, longitudinal evidence collection, and the final Capital Preservation Audit.
- Institutional Situation Analysis that quantifies the unit's Physiological Fiscal Leaks and operating reality
- Phase 1 baseline mapping with the SVRNS Anchor (Sentinel) Model and floor-integrated C.A.L.M. Method™ Regulation Anchors
- Phase 2 capacity stabilization through the tiered 24+ Program Framework, with Identity Fusion and Systemic Shutdown signals in view
- Phase 3 fiscal validation with clean uncompensated floor data and a Day 90 Capital Preservation Audit for the C-suite
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Tier 2
Annual Clinical Capacity License
Post-pilot decision at Day 90.
$75,000annual
A separate annual agreement, reviewed against the completed Day 90 audit and prior executive authorization.
- 12-month Digital Sanctuary Facility Hub access for the authorized unit
- SVRN Unit Safety Sentinel™ certification and annual authorization for internal clinical leaders
- Monthly ROI data governance with capital preservation reporting for the COO
- Annual SVRN Readiness Review that tests protocol fidelity and clinical operating integrity
The license formalizes continued use of the unit safety infrastructure after measured pilot evidence is reviewed.
Tier 3
Enterprise System License
Multi-unit conversation.
Custom scopeby facility
The executive briefing sets the facility count, Sentinel authorization, reporting cadence, and governance requirements.
- System-wide deployment across critical care, emergency, surgical, and specialized clinical footprints
- Cross-facility Clinical Capacity benchmarking and centralized Capital Preservation Audits
- Unlimited Unit Safety Sentinel™ authorization across the approved enterprise scope
- Executive reporting designed for COO, CNO, CMO, and finance leadership review
Comparative capital analysis
Put the benchmark beside the evidence window.
Traditional reporting detects the loss after a clinician exits. SVRN moves visibility into the shift, where leadership can verify conditions while the institution still has a decision window.
Illustrative exposure scenario
Five specialized exits
$320,000
Five specialized exits at the $64,300 benchmark equals $321,500, shown as the rounded $320,000 Capital Preservation Milestone. Your pilot measures actual operating conditions. Results vary.
The equation: 5 × $64,300 equals $321,500, presented as the rounded $320,000 Capital Preservation Milestone.
The controlled path: authorize $9,500 for the pilot, then review the $75,000 annual license only after the Day 90 audit.
Leadership decision frame
Illustrative exposure scenario: five specialized exits at the $64,300 benchmark equals $321,500, shown as the rounded $320,000 Capital Preservation Milestone. The 90-Day Clinical Capacity Pilot™ creates the active evidence window before lagging indicators close it. Results vary.
Fiscal operating standard
The pilot makes hidden exposure measurable.
SVRN treats clinical capacity as protected institutional capital. The three-phase model creates enough time to map the physiological operating leak, stabilize the unit, and validate financial exposure before a workforce exit posts to the balance sheet.
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Longitudinal proof
An Annals of Internal Medicine clinical review and meta-analysis found that professional coaching and targeted individual-level interventions require sustained, multi-week delivery to reduce emotional exhaustion and depersonalization. Ninety days gives leadership enough operating time to see the unit across real staffing cycles.
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Benchmark context
A specialized nurse exit is benchmarked at $64,300. Five specialized exits equal $321,500, shown as the rounded $320,000 Capital Preservation Milestone. The $9,500 pilot measures the conditions behind that illustrative exposure.
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Day 90 decision
Phase 3 captures clean uncompensated floor data, measures Capacity Degradation, and presents the final Capital Preservation Audit. The $75,000 annual license is considered only after the C-suite has a documented operating record.
Source for the longitudinal intervention context: Collett G, Gupta J, Eltayeb A, Korszun A, Sharples L, Rice K, Gupta AK. “Efficacy of Individual-Level Interventions to Mitigate the Risk for Burnout Among Health Care Professionals: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials.” Annals of Internal Medicine. 2026;179(1):51-66. doi: 10.7326/ANNALS-25-00469. Epub 2025 Nov 18. PMID: 41248499.
Capital preservation scenario
Operating reality must be verified before it becomes a balance-sheet loss.
Illustrative exposure scenario: five specialized exits at the $64,300 benchmark equals $321,500, shown as the rounded $320,000 Capital Preservation Milestone. Your pilot measures actual operating conditions. Results vary.
The 90-Day Clinical Capacity Pilot™ operates as active, shift-integrated safety infrastructure that defends retention and mitigates liability. The Day 90 Capital Preservation Audit gives the C-suite a documented next decision.
Next step
Review fit before authorization.
The briefing reviews your unit, evidence scope, procurement path, and Day 90 decision before your organization authorizes the pilot. A redacted report sample is available during that conversation.