Tools
Revenue Leak Calculator
Estimate how much revenue your practice may be losing.
Enter a few numbers from your practice. The estimate updates as you type.
Your estimate
Enter your numbers and the estimate appears here.
This is an estimate only, not a guarantee. It depends on the numbers you entered and on assumptions that may not match your practice. It is not legal, tax or financial advice.
How we estimate this
Everything is calculated from the numbers you enter and the assumptions below. Nothing you type is sent anywhere until you ask us to email you the report.
- Visits a year = providers × visits per provider per week × working weeks per year.
- Expected payments = visits a year × average charge × share of charges collected.
- Unworked denials = expected payments × denial rate × share never reworked × share rework would recover.
- Front desk = visits a year × patient responsibility × share not collected at the time of service × share never collected afterward.
- Aged AR (only if you enter both AR figures) = expected payments ÷ 365 × days in AR × share over 90 days × share that ends up uncollectable.
- Total = the three categories added together.
The categories can overlap in real life, so treat the total as a rough size, not a bill.
| Assumption | Value | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Working weeks per year | 48 weeks | Estimate — editable in admin. |
| Share of billed charges a practice expects to collect | 40% | Estimate — editable in admin. |
| Share of unworked denied dollars that rework would recover | 60% | Estimate — editable in admin. |
| Share of patient balances not collected at the front desk that is never collected | 50% | Estimate — editable in admin. |
| Share of accounts receivable over 90 days that ends up uncollectable | 50% | Estimate — editable in admin. |
| Medlink's published figure: average annual revenue lost to improper billing | $125,000 | Medlink's own figure, shown on its home, services and about pages. |
This is an estimate only, not a guarantee. It depends on the numbers you entered and on assumptions that may not match your practice. It is not legal, tax or financial advice.
