Connect the evidence
Identify one service and operating area. Record the source and reporting period for aggregate monthly demand and capacity.
SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR CARE ACCESS
Turn aggregate service evidence into a capacity and cost comparison, with a named review owner and a measurable next step.
Request a demoExplore a sample Canadian map, then build a decision brief using your own aggregate service figures. Enable JavaScript for the calculator.
Postal areas, provinces and territories, and health regions serve different purposes. Geographic context alone does not establish access barriers or future demand. This public view contains no resident records or validated forecasts.
Enable JavaScript to calculate a capacity gap and operating budget from your aggregate figures, then export the sources, accountable team and outcome review.
PUT THE INTELLIGENCE TO WORK
Prepare an evidence-based discussion for regional service planning: define the operating area, record the source period and compare one proposed capacity change.
Export a brief that keeps the evidence, operating assumptions, accountable team and review date together.
Make a proposed operating budget reviewable. Compare the current capacity gap with the capacity a funded change could add under explicit assumptions.
Record the outcome measure and target the delivery team will assess. The calculation does not promise savings or an improvement in health outcomes.
Compare monthly requests with usable service capacity. Test the arithmetic for additional appointment slots or transport requests, using consistent units.
Review staffing, transport, eligibility and delivery constraints with the responsible team before approving a plan.
Frame an aggregate service-access question with providers and public agencies. Define the evidence and outcome measure needed for a bounded evaluation.
The focus is aggregate access intelligence. Deidentified area data is not a tool for identifying residents or determining an individual's treatment.
PLATFORM OVERVIEW
Identify one service and operating area. Record the source and reporting period for aggregate monthly demand and capacity.
Calculate the remaining monthly gap and incremental operating budget. Inspect the arithmetic and assumptions before sharing the result.
Assign an accountable team, an outcome measure and a review date. Export a decision brief and compare delivered results with the target at review.
DATA & SECURITY
The public calculator processes your entries in your browser and does not send them to SozoRock. Use public or approved aggregate information only. Select Clear entries when finished, or download a brief to retain it.
The map uses generalized province and territory boundaries adapted from Statistics Canada via geoBoundaries, July 2023 build. The mirror identifies an older Statistics Canada source; these are not presented as current census or service-area boundaries. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada.
Postal areas, provinces and territories, and health regions answer different planning questions. Barrier indices, service points, demand and scenario effects are synthetic. Coverage circles illustrate an assumption about reach; they are not road-network travel times. Province and territory totals do not describe local access. This public demonstration contains no resident records or validated forecasts.
Start with one service area, one operational decision and an agreed review outcome. Confirm source permissions, data quality, refresh ownership and delivery constraints before integration. A shared institutional workspace, automated data connections and validated forecasting require a separately scoped implementation.
Bring a representative aggregate report and the decision you need to make. We can scope a data-readiness review, a capacity-planning pilot and the evidence needed to evaluate it.
Explore the barriers, service decisions and investment questions relevant to your organisation.