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CON Docket Radar

Legal & regulatory  Alert briefs
The job to be done

“Never let a client be surprised by a rival’s capacity filing.”

Capacity-approval activity is public record that most firms discover late. Docket Radar monitors CON activity across 35 states and delivers matter-relevant briefs — filing source, filing date, and capture date on every item — turning regulatory filings into an early-warning service for your clients.

How it works — process view
Monitor35-state docket watchCapturefilings & attachmentsMatchyour client portfolioBriefmatter-relevant summariesReviewanalyst gateAlert briefsIllustrative process view. Panel composition, tagging logic, and scoring methods are proprietary and ship under license.
Why this matters
  • A rival’s capacity filing is actionable while the comment window is open — late discovery forfeits options
  • Multi-state monitoring is impractical to staff internally; dockets live in dozens of inconsistent portals
  • Filing-sourced briefs drop into client alerts and engagement letters without rework
Key features

Continuous monitoring of capacity-approval activity across 35 states

Matter-relevant briefs scoped to your client portfolio

Filing source, filing date, and capture date on every item

Precedent context from the historical filing archive

Portfolio-scoped alert routing for practice groups

The quality process behind it
  • Named primary source and capture date on every figure — if a number can’t carry its lineage, it doesn’t ship
  • Append-only history: prior observations are preserved, never overwritten, so point-in-time claims hold up
  • Enforced refresh cadence with continuous freshness monitoring against an objective coverage yardstick
  • Analyst review gate before every release — auto-assembled drafts never reach a subscriber unreviewed
Why this outruns AI-alone answers
  • AI cannot testify to where a number came from; every figure here traces to an identifiable record a court can examine
  • The market as it stood at the moment of a dispute is gone from the public web — only a continuously kept archive can show it
  • Opposing experts are paid to find errors — plausible-sounding AI output is a liability when methodology is on trial
By the numbers
Monthlyverified census of care sites, with history for as-of-date analysis
35 statescapacity-approval (CON) filings archived and searchable
140,000+licensed facilities on file with bed capacity detail
100%of figures traceable to a named primary source and capture date
How ordering works

1. Request access

Tell us your organization, role, and intended use — most requests get a response within one business day.

2. Qualification review

A brief review confirms scope, licensing lane, and any buyer-type or geography restrictions. We tell you plainly if yours is restricted.

3. Order & payment

Approved orders receive a secure Stripe checkout link — card, ACH debit, Apple Pay — or a countersignable quote. Enterprise orders run on invoice.

4. Entitlement provisioned

Access and delivery entitlements are provisioned the same day payment clears, with license terms attached to the order.

Annual subscription, portfolio-scoped and multi-state; quoted by portfolio breadth. Filing-driven delivery cadence.

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