Four calculators. No email box on any of them.
Most billing companies put a number behind a form because the number is the only thing they have to trade. We would rather you had it. Every field starts on a national average, the result updates as you type, and nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Ungated · Nothing stored · No PHI
What your rejection rate costs you
Four inputs — claims filed, average claim value, rejection rate, and the share of rejections you never collect. Shows what moving to a 1% rejection rate is worth. On national averages that is $99,533 a year.
Run it → 02 · Payment processing & EFTPatient balances you write off, and the ones you never billed
Models two leaks at once: outstanding balances that are never recovered, and patients turned away as a credit risk who would have qualified for a payment plan.
Run it → 03 · CollectionsTraditional agency versus working the account
A conventional agency recovers little and keeps a large share of it. This compares that against a recovery model where the patient pays you directly.
Run it → 04 · Telehealth ROIWhat eVisits are worth over a working year
Providers, visits per provider per day, and your billed amount per visit, across 260 billable days. The simplest of the four and usually the most surprising.
Run it →A number you generated yourself is a number you believe. That is the whole reason these are not behind a form.
These are models, not promises
Every calculator carries its assumptions on the page. The real figure needs your remittance data — which is what the free A/R audit is for.