How it works
A disciplined path from regulatory filing to usable intelligence.
Illinois requires many healthcare capital projects to seek a certificate of need before proceeding. Those filings are public, long and inconsistent. Annerly's CON Prospect engine does the reading; our analysts do the judgment.
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Track filings
We monitor new and updated Illinois certificate-of-need applications, modifications and board actions.
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Verify & classify
Figures are checked against the source documents and tagged by facility type, modality and spend category.
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Translate into supplier briefs
Each relevant project becomes a brief written for your category, with facts, interpretation and open questions kept apart.
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Deliver ongoing intelligence
Early-warning alerts and lifecycle updates as projects progress, change or stall.
What you receive
Opportunity briefs
A concise write-up per relevant project: scope, disclosed costs, modality mix, category relevance and source links.
Early-warning alerts
Notice when a new filing matches the categories and geography you care about.
Procurement qualification research
Structured notes to help your team decide whether, and when, a project is worth pursuing — with uncertainty stated.
What we don't claim
A filing is evidence of a proposed project. It is not an open bid, a vendor selection, a procurement status or a purchase order. Where a filing names manufacturers or models, we report them as the applicant's proposal.