What flagged revenue looks like.
One real example from a Georgia agency, then illustrative scenarios built from industry benchmarks. We'll show you your own agency's numbers.
Real example · Georgia CCSP and SOURCE agency (anonymized, shared with permission)
12 months of one agency's data, 16 clients
Across 83 visit-days, about $7,800 of earned revenue had not been paid, and about $6,000 of that had never been billed. The rest was underpaid or denied. Some visits were archived for a good reason, and not every item can still be billed, so this is what was flagged for the agency's team to review, not money collected.
Illustrative scenarios (not real results)
Illustrative scenario · not a real result
Scenario: Multi-program agency, 4 locations
Unbilled CCSP and SOURCE hours were slipping past billing windows. Weekly leakage alerts let the billing team capture authorized hours before they expired.
Illustrative scenario · not a real result
Scenario: Mid-size home care provider
Full-manual-entry visits were piling up takeback risk without anyone noticing. The compliance scorecard surfaced the pattern by caregiver, and targeted coaching closed the gap in two months.
Illustrative scenario · not a real result
Scenario: Two-person billing team
Manual CMS-1500 reconciliation was eating most of a workday. The Remittance Extractor turned PDF remits into clean Excel, freeing the team to chase denials instead.
Illustrative scenario · not a real result
Scenario: Growing agency, $2.6M revenue
Between recovered hours and reduced denials, the platform paid for itself within the first quarter. Margin kept widening every month after.
The scenarios above are made up from industry benchmarks and are not results from any agency. Your Revenue Recovery Assessment shows your own agency's numbers.
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