Reddenda is the data intelligence company. This page is the healthcare platform's window into the layer underneath: the rate index, the datasets, and the deterministic engine that turns public federal filings into RateScore, leverage memos, and federal-dispute exhibits. A credit score for what insurers pay doctors, plus the evidence that moves it.
Every NPI, every CPT, every payer in the public federal record, live in one index.
This is not an archive and not a roadmap. The whole index answers per-NPI, per-CPT queries right now, at full capability.
Full capability, live, on every query. Run any NPI and watch it answer.
The index is not one file. It is the healthcare core of a 58-dataset estate mapped at reddenda.health: a lake of federal disclosure regimes, registries, and fee schedules, normalized onto one spine and versioned so every number can be reproduced.
Negotiated commercial rates from the federal disclosure regime. The core of the index: per NPI, per CPT, per payer, per state.
9.2M+ provider identities: the spine every rate row hangs on. Geography resolves from this record, never from a rate file's own state column.
Locality-correct Medicare anchors computed per GPCI component. Work, practice expense, and malpractice are never blended, and neither are facility and non-facility rates.
Real per-NPI, per-CPT service counts with a five-year trend. A floor built on real code mix, never scaled into a commercial estimate.
Peer percentiles with a minimum cohort of 20 and real dispersion checks. RateScore is scored against the local peer median, never a national average.
Bundling pairs and units caps, version-stamped per row. Reference facts for context, never billing instructions.
National DME allowables and quarterly ASP payment limits. An ingested zero is suppressed, never shown as a real rate.
Population, insurance mix, Medicare Advantage penetration, provider density, and shortage designations. Aggregate only, never provider-identifiable.
Hospital-reported rates, indexed but not yet served. It ships when it passes the same discipline as everything else, not before.
Condition prevalence by place: the demand signal underneath every whitespace question. Indexed, not yet served.
Every figure a customer sees is the output of deterministic SQL over a versioned snapshot of the index. Language models write the sentences around the numbers. They never compute one.
Payer MRFs, registries, and fee schedules land in the lake on a monitored cadence.
Every serving build is stamped. Any score can be reproduced from the snapshot that produced it.
Benchmarks, percentiles, and gaps are set-based queries with named suppression rules. No sampling, no guessing.
Scored per NPI and per CPT against the local peer median, with the local P90 as the target.
The working tools live on the app. Published pricing lives at /pricing/plans: flat fees, posted publicly.
Any NPI in, RateScore out. The free flagship: see how your rates score against your local peers.
Federal-dispute exhibits and leverage memos built from the record the law names as weighable evidence.
What Medicare actually allows, locality-correct, for any code. The anchor under every negotiation.
How states rank on commercial reimbursement, from the index, updated as the index moves.
Contract renewal windows, surfaced from public filings. Timing is leverage.
The platform surface publishes the record in the open: indexes, atlases, and citable editions.
The commercial rate index for all 50 states and published metros, read as an index and as a multiple of Medicare.
The Reddenda Commercial Reimbursement Index: one bounded, frozen, citable print per quarter.
Per-CPT commercial spreads against the Medicare anchor, payer-blind, state by state.
Market grades for how richly each specialty is paid in each state, banded on real contracted rates.
Data stories from the corpus, with embeddable charts and downloadable datasets.
Frozen, citable editions on the state of private-practice rates and the renewal calendar.
reddenda.com is the healthcare platform, as it has always been. reddenda.health is the mother company's own surface: the main data estate published dataset by dataset, the indexes and publications built on the corpus, and the offerings that carry the same discipline into other industries.
The data intelligence company's own surface: healthcare first, not healthcare only. Walk the open data estate, read the indexes, and see the whole corpus working in public.
reddenda.health ↗The platform, in the openAlso on the platform surface: the data estate, dataset by dataset and the Ghost Rate Report.
The index is a revenue engine in its own right: licensed data feeds, a white-label deployment of the whole engine under a partner's brand, a key-gated partner API that puts the index inside the systems billing companies and platforms already run, and a Chrome extension that surfaces it inside payer portals. Every channel is flat-fee or call-scoped, and never includes payer money.
Data licensing → White label → Partner API → Chrome extension →The same discipline that reads the healthcare price code applies to every regulated-disclosure regime. Healthcare is the main vertical, not the only one. Multi-industry expansion is on the roadmap and stated as roadmap: nothing here is shipped until it survives the same integrity rules.
Follow the build in the open →A free RateScore takes an NPI and about fifteen seconds. No account, no PHI, no credit card.