Your payers published your rates. And the date they reset.
Type one NPI. Your payers' own federal filings, read back to you in about 15 seconds.
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Every filed rate in America. Reading yours is free.
Every payer files every negotiated rate under federal law. We read the terabytes. Looking is free, for every provider in America.
Live: 314M+ records, 500+ payers, 50 states, 9.2M+ NPIs. Every per-NPI number here is fetched from the live index as you read.
The insurers got a weapon. Nobody was arming the provider.
Three dated public events. They are the reason this company exists. Go check every one.
“Reddenda has never accepted, and will never accept, revenue from a health plan, a payer, or any entity that adjudicates or prices a claim.”
The only rate index in America that cannot be bought by your payer.
You do, and only if you ever buy the artifact. The score stays free either way, because a rate index your payer could quietly fund is worth nothing to you.
See exactly what it costsWe refuse to print a renewal date a payer never filed. The windows we show are the — NPIs a payer actually filed against. How we police our own data →
Views are free. Proof costs.
You never pay to look. You pay for the artifact that wins the renegotiation or the federal arbitration.
In a No Surprises Act dispute the arbitrator must consider the contracted rates between that provider and that plan over the previous 4 plan years, plus each side's market share in the region. That is exactly what this index holds. Nearly 1.2 million disputes were filed in the first half of 2025 and providers prevailed in about 88 percent (CMS). Most never submit this evidence.
Per dispute. The 4-year rate history, the market-share exhibit, and a certified ledger hash, assembled in the form the arbitrator is required to consider.
One payer contract. The counteroffer, written against that payer's own published numbers and the top of your local market.
Three or more contracts, prepared before the notice window closes. The room to renegotiate opens before the reset date, never after it.
When a payer claws money back, the documented record of what your contract and their own federal filings actually said.
Practice Audit $697 founding, $997 list. Core $399/mo, continuous monitoring. Multi-NPI, groups, MSOs and billing companies: never priced on a web page. That is a conversation, not a checkout. See all pricing →
A consultant charges 8,000 to 12,000 dollars and takes about 150 days for the same document.
Documented reimbursement opportunity is modeled from public filed rates, not guaranteed. Outcomes depend on payer response, contract terms, documentation, and negotiation.
Your RateScore already exists.
Your payers filed the rates that set it. Reading it back takes about 15 seconds and costs nothing.
Why we built thisYour payers' rates sit in public federal filings most practices cannot read. We make those filings fight for you.