Today’s healthcare landscape is often defined by operational and financial intricacies, making the need for organizations that can diagnose the root causes of such issues more critical than ever. Under CEO Matthew Punches’ leadership, Punches Consulting precisely addresses this need. It helps healthcare groups optimize their operations and revenue cycle management (RCM) through a candid, data-driven approach, transforming ambiguous concerns into clear strategic insights, financial turnaround and sustained operational excellence. “Punches Consulting turns uncertainty into action, using data to uncover the real problems, cut through noise, and deliver measurable results that transform healthcare operations quickly and decisively,” states Punches. The clarity begins with a rigorous vetting process for prospective clients. The firm ensures partners are prepared to confront difficult truths and commit to meaningful change. Unlike consultancies that may soften their messaging, Punches Consulting adopts a blunt, direct style. It focuses less on comfort and more on transformation, relying heavily on data analytics and operational insight to expose hidden inefficiencies and revenue cycle leaks. Every engagement is designed to produce tangible improvements in both process and profitability. A vivid example of the firm’s approach involves an urgent care group owned by a private equity firm. Despite years of heavy investment in technology and services, the group lost money and faced a challenging backlog of 15,000 claims. Punches Consulting’s intervention restructured workflows and optimized staff allocation without adding headcount. Within 90 days, the backlog was eliminated, current claims were managed efficiently, and the client experienced its most profitable quarter ever. Beyond financial gains, the engagement delivered transparency, enabling the client to understand the systemic issues that had previously gone unaddressed.

Think of this scenario: You finally start to feel a sense of trust taking shape between your therapist and you. After weeks of opening up about what keeps you awake at night, something begins to shift. Mornings feel calmer and the spirals are less frequent. Then your therapist says, “You’ve made real progress with your anxiety, but the tension in your relationship might be better addressed with a specialist in interpersonal psychotherapy.” And just like that, you’re starting over with a new face, a new intake form and the same story told all over again. For too many, this handoff feels like losing hard-won ground. Lexington Park Psychotherapy was created to prevent that loss of continuity. The practice follows a model of psychotherapeutic integration, allowing therapy to evolve with each person rather than restart when new needs arise. Every clinician is trained across multiple evidence-based modalities, ensuring treatment evolves naturally as each client’s story unfolds. Many hold advanced certifications in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and the Gottman Method. This depth of expertise enables therapists to draw from multiple frameworks simultaneously, blending tools and techniques to match the unique realities of each patient’s life. This makes the care more multidimensional and truer to the individual. “We never stop learning,” says Dr. Jordan Conrad, founder and clinical director. “Our therapists continue advanced study at New York’s leading postgraduate institutes, earning certifications that add depth to their clinical work.” Inside the center, learning continues through a teaching-practice model. Much like a teaching hospital, it is a place where therapists refine their craft, exchange ideas and stay connected to emerging research. Many team members publish, teach and contribute to the field, helping not only to practice psychotherapy but to shape its future, with their work appearing in journals such as the American Journal of Psychotherapy and Pediatrics.