ROI calculator
What is compliance admin actually costing you?
Most contracting companies have never sat down and added it up. Put your own numbers in and see the year — the admin hours, the turnarounds, and what changes if the chasing stops.
Assuming 2 admin hours and 8 billable hours lost to each denial, and that 70% of the chasing goes away. Every one of those is editable.
How it is worked out
- Admin and reporting
- The hours you gave us, at your admin wage, over a year — less the share we expect to remove.
- Reminders and comms
- The same again for chasing people, plus anything you would stop paying another tool for.
- Denials avoided
- Each denial costs the billable hours of whoever was turned around, plus the admin time to sort it out.
What it looks like
$12,894
Estimated saving in a year
- Admin and reporting
- $6,048
- Reminders and comms
- $3,766
- Denials avoided
- $3,080
- Team plan, a year
- $2,148
- Net benefit
- $10,746
- Return
- 500%
- Payback
- 2.0 mo
What denials cost you before any of this: $4,400 a year.
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