1. Establish a business plan: Define the mission, vision and goals of your Toy Hospital. Analyze financial requirements including start-up costs, operating expenses and revenue sources.
2. Obtain equipment and supplies: Identify necessary items such as medical tools, exam tables and toys. Research suppliers, compare prices, and purchase the necessary items.
3. Develop policies and procedures: Establish rules for patient intake, billing practices, record keeping and release of information to parents or guardians.
4. Advertise: Create a marketing plan including online presence such as website, social media accounts and email campaigns. Look into print, radio and television advertising as well.
5. Find staff: Recruit qualified medical professionals including doctors and nurses with experience in pediatrics or toy care. Also consider hiring administrative staff to handle office duties such as bookkeeping and customer service.
6. Offer services: Develop a list of services that your Toy Hospital offers such as physical exams, repair and maintenance of toys.
7. Connect with other professionals: Reach out to local pediatricians and toy stores to build relationships that can create referral opportunities.
8. Prepare for opening day: Check all equipment, arrange the waiting and exam rooms, stock supplies and go over policies with staff.
9. Celebrate: Host an open house or launch event to introduce your Toy Hospital to the community and celebrate its opening!
10. Monitor progress: Track progress by measuring key performance indicators such as patient volume, staff morale and revenue growth. Establish a system for feedback from patients and staff so that you can continue to improve your services.