Negotiate the right allowed amount. Collect all of it.

We find where payers pay you less than your best contract, draft the renegotiation requests, and recover underpaid claims.

See how it works

Payers negotiate full time. Practices negotiate between everything else.

Payers have contracting teams and every rate in your market. We track it for you: where each payer falls short, when each contract renews, and a request drafted before the deadline.

Total knee replacement CPT 27447Charge $6,500, the same for every payer
UnitedHealthcare
$1,975
Aetna
$1,480+$495
Cigna
$1,352+$623
Your best contract
A real orthopedic group's published rates, November 2026. Cigna shown at the lower of its two published rates. The charge is an example.

Compare your payers

Every payer, side by side.

We line up your payers service by service, so you can see which ones pay less for the same work, and by how much.

17%median gap to a practice's own best contract, in our reviews
UnitedHealthcare, CPT 27447 surgeon fee, 284 tax IDs billing for orthopedic surgeons in one state, sorted low to high.

Benchmark against peers

Where you stand among practices like yours.

Payers know what every practice in your market is paid. Now you can too, service by service.

61%typical gap between the top and bottom tenth of practices in the same state, for the same service and payer
AetnaUnitedHealthcareCignaAnthem+1 more
Request to AetnaOrthopedic group · commercial contract
  1. TodayNov 2026
  2. Notice dueMar 2, 2027
  3. RenewsJun 1, 2027
ServiceAetna todayYour best contractTop quarter at Aetna
Knee replacement$1,480$1,975$2,083
Hip replacement$1,483$1,978$2,064
Shoulder replacement$1,666$2,116$2,294
+ 246 more services

Estimated value$235–312k a year

Renegotiate

A draft request for each payer.

Backed by each payer's own rates and timed to your renewal. Edit it to fit your practice, then send it.

0patient records needed for a rate review

Claim paid by UnitedHealthcareOrthopedic group · Total knee replacement, CPT 27447
Your allowed amount$1,975
Insurance paid
$1,300
UnitedHealthcare
Patient responsibility
$395
Coinsurance
$1,300 + $395 = $1,695$280 short
  1. FlaggedNov 3
  2. Appeal filedNov 10
  3. RecoveredJan 8 · $280

Recover

Every claim checked against your rate.

The payer's payment plus the patient's share should equal your rate. We flag every claim that falls short and appeal it until it's paid.

Send us a daily 835 feed, or a monthly line-level payment report.

$0up front. You pay only from what we recover.

Start with your snapshot.

Rate snapshotSample · November 2026
Physicians
27
Services compared
249
State
Ohio

Three to check against your remittances

  • UnitedHealthcareAetnaCigna
  • Therapeutic exercise, 15 min 97110$27$21$33–35
  • Total knee replacement 27447$1,975$1,480$1,352–1,408
  • Total hip replacement 27130$1,978$1,483$1,355–1,412

Across all 249 services

Payer% of MedicareGap a yearPriority
Aetna98%$235–312kHigh
UnitedHealthcare118%$213–284kHigh
Cigna123%$61–81kMedium
Per physician, per year$19–25k
Whole group, per year$510–680k

Real groups, names removed. Rates from payer in-network files; a range means the payer publishes more than one rate. Gaps sized by Medicare volume and payer mix.

  1. Find your practice

    Search for your practice and add your work email. One minute.

  2. Get your snapshot

    What each payer pays you, what the gaps are worth, and which payer to start with. Typically within one business day.

  3. Decide what to pursue

    Get the full review, start recovering underpaid claims, or both.

Pricing

Rate snapshot

Free

A one-page summary of what each of your payers pays you, and which ones pay less than your best contract.

  • Three services you can check against your remittances
  • What matching your best contract is worth per physician
  • No data needed from you

Rate review

$150 per physician

$1,500 minimum

Every service, every major commercial payer, and the request to raise each rate.

  • Service-by-service comparison with your best contract and the market
  • Drafted requests for each payer, in priority order
  • Renewal deadlines and prep for the payer's counteroffer
  • Money back if the gap is smaller than your snapshot showed

Underpayment recovery

Share of recovery

We find claims paid below your allowed amount and recover what's owed.

  • Every remittance line checked against your allowed amounts
  • Appeals filed and followed until paid
  • Nothing to pay if we recover nothing