Compute your numbers first. Then let our team validate them.
Eight precision calculators covering fees, payroll, federal tax, sales tax, property tax, revenue recovery, and CFO scope. Every result can be sent straight to the NEXACC team for a validated review.
Your practice
Set once — every healthcare tool below pre-fills from it and it stays with you for this visit.
Step 1 of 4 — Set jurisdiction
- 1Set jurisdiction
- 2Enter your numbers
- 3Review the results
- 4Send to NEXACC
Next: Confirm the state, city and ZIP so rates and benchmarks match where you operate.
Revenue cycle recovery estimator
Quantify revenue trapped in denials and aged A/R by specialty, payer mix, and claim volume, then compare it to a performance-based billing engagement.
Step 1 · Jurisdiction & business profile
Rates and benchmarks adjust to where you operate. City and ZIP are sent with your estimate so our team can verify the exact local rate.
Step 2 · Your numbers
Step 3 · Calculated results
- Recoverable revenue / mo
- $8,190
- Recoverable / yr
- $98,280
- Denied claims / mo
- 99
- Average collection per claim
- $200
- One-time cash acceleration
- $48,000From compressing days in A/R
- Estimated billing fee
- 6% · $10,800/mo
- Net monthly gain
- -$2,610
- Recovery per provider
- $1,365
What these numbers tell you
Denial benchmark: A 11% denial rate is roughly double the 5% best-practice mark — about 99 claims a month needing rework, most of them preventable at intake.
A/R velocity: At 48 days in A/R you are financing your payers. Getting to 35 days releases roughly $48,000 in one-time cash.
Payer mix: 45% government payers means tighter fee schedules and stricter documentation for primary care. Underpayment audits often find 2–4% of collections left on the table.
Credentialing: Credentialing is current. We monitor revalidation dates so no provider drops off a panel mid-year.
Step 4 · Send it to a specialist
Want the full playbook for your setting? Read the independent physician practice guide.
These calculators produce planning estimates only, based on published 2026 federal (IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32) figures and typical market rates. They are not tax, legal, or investment advice, do not account for every credit, state rule, or local ordinance, and do not constitute a filed return or a binding quote. Confirm every figure with our team before acting on it.
