RateScore · The reimbursement score for healthcare

What's your RateScore?

Every payer's contracted rates went public by federal law. We indexed them. RateScore turns that into one number: how well you are paid versus your peers, and the exact dollars left on the table. Free, in about 15 seconds. No PHI, no sign-up.

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Free, in about 15 seconds. No PHI, no sign-up. Your score stays private until you choose to share it.

The instrument

One number, 300 to 850.

This is what a RateScore looks like: your reimbursement graded against the best-paid practices in your local market, code by code. Higher is paid well. Lower is money on the table.

The credit score for getting paid.

A RateScore is to your reimbursement what a credit score is to your finances: one number that tells you, and anyone you choose, exactly where you stand.

One number, 300 to 850
RateScore grades what your payers pay you against the best-paid practices in your market, code by code. Higher means paid well. Lower means money on the table.
The dollars, not just the grade
Every score comes with the documented annual opportunity: the real dollars your payers are quietly keeping, ranked by the codes worth the most to fix.
No PHI, ever
RateScore runs on public federal data and your NPI alone. No patient data. No sign-up. No credit card. Your score stays private until you choose to share it.

Built from public federal data

Transparency in Coverage · payer contracted rates NPPES · the national provider registry CMS · physician fee schedule + volume

Reddenda identifies documented reimbursement opportunity based on public contracted rates and submitted inputs. Actual recovery depends on payer response, contract terms, documentation, and negotiation outcome. Methodology and data sources.