Denials at 12–15%. Claims aging past the filing window. Underpayments nobody audits. Individually survivable — together they take 15–20% of your net revenue every year, quietly.
Drag to your annual billed charges. The range below reflects the 15–20% industry benchmark applied to your volume.
| Billed annually | Practice profile | Estimated leakage | What that buys back |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2M | Solo / small group | $300K – $400K | One associate's full salary |
| $5M | Multi-provider group | $750K – $1M | A second location |
| $10M | Specialty group | $1.5M – $2M | Four new hires plus equipment |
| $25M | Multi-site organization | $3.7M – $5M | An entire service line |
Estimates only, based on published industry benchmarks applied to billed volume. Your actual figure depends on payer mix, specialty, and current performance — which is what the aging-report teardown measures.
Can you name your top denial reason code from last quarter? Has anyone audited an EOB against your contracted rate this year? Most practices answer four of eight.
20 minutes with an RCM expert — walk through your denial patterns and aging AR live, no aging report required upfront.
We mark it up and send it back within 72 hours: your recoverable AR, your likely denial drivers, and the three fixes that close most of the gap. Yours to keep whether or not we ever work together.