01 / Decide
Focused Decision Brief
Resolve one tightly defined commercial, access, evidence or readiness question and document the next decision.
How a decision brief works →U.S. Health Strategy Group
Choose where to enter, resolve launch barriers and test demand before committing to expansion. Get a clear recommendation and a practical plan for your medical technology.
For U.S. and international companies entering, relaunching or expanding in the United States.
Advisory portfolio
Find the advisory support and deliverables for your next decision.
Priority market and account map, market-entry recommendation and launch roadmap.
Explore this serviceProduct and evidence gap assessment, coverage, coding and payment assessment and readiness action plan.
Explore this serviceSite implementation plan, pilot measurement plan and research and education workplan.
Explore this serviceSales and territory plan, channel and operating handoff and management and decision plan.
Explore this serviceExpert selection map, advisory assignment briefs and written findings and recommendations.
Explore this serviceChoose the level of engagement
Resolve a question, build a plan, coordinate a launch or retain ongoing advisory.
01 / Decide
Resolve one tightly defined commercial, access, evidence or readiness question and document the next decision.
How a decision brief works →02 / Build
Develop a complete strategy and implementation plan within one core advisory service line.
Explore services →03 / Activate
Coordinate the priority workstreams required for a U.S. launch or material expansion, with a defined 90-day sequence.
Review activation model →04 / Sustain
Provide ongoing strategic leadership, executive coordination and decision support after initial activation.
Discuss retained advisory →Pilot-first validation
A bounded pilot can evaluate account strategy, clinical workflow, specialist support, operating dependencies and expansion criteria before broader hiring, inventory or exclusivity commitments.
Objective, geography, accounts, roles and decision criteria.
Weekly operating cadence and measurable field activity.
Go, change or stop recommendation based on evidence and economics.
Operating network
USHSG leads its contracted advisory scope. Product operations, certification, distribution, logistics and procurement execution remain with the organization authorized for that work.
Distribution platform
National distribution-network structure for participating operating companies and partners, including federal procurement, supply chain, logistics and 3PL capabilities.
Distribution platform →First operating company
Medical-device sales, agency, contracting and product-specific execution within the U.S. Distribution Group network, with a focused role in neuromodulation and selected device categories.
Northwest MedTech →Certification resource
A certification resource considered when designation and technical scope match the device and requested work. Certification decisions remain with the qualified body.
Certification support →Founder-led advisory
Dylan Gaar leads client strategy, commercial planning and partner coordination. Clinical, reimbursement, research, operational and technical specialists are engaged by scope when the assignment requires them.
Selected experience
Experience includes Oregon market development at Zynex, regional and multi-state leadership at Upstream Rehabilitation, and medical-device commercialization in neuromodulation and institutional markets.
How expert advisory works →Next step
Get a recommendation on project fit, priorities and scope.