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RateScore Live

Real federal rate data, scored live on the call.

One NPI, or a whole book without any NPIs. Pull it up on any demo, type in a practice or an area, and size the documented reimbursement opportunity in seconds — straight from real federal Transparency-in-Coverage data.

Numbers are computed live from public federal data (NPPES + TiC + CMS). No PHI. "Documented opportunity" is modeled headroom to the top of the local market — never a guarantee, never a price.

Score one practice by NPI

Paste any 10-digit NPI — we score it live against its local-peer median, targeting the top of its local market (P90 where indexed, honest P75 fallback).

No NPI handy? Try a sample: surgery · physical therapy · anesthesia / pain
Estimate a whole book — no NPIs needed

For a billing company or MSO: tell us the area and the specialty mix. We pull real, active practices from the federal NPI registry and model the documented headroom across the book.

Pulls real, active practices from NPPES in the area, then models documented headroom against local TiC peers. A few seconds. No PHI.
Set a state and specialty mix, then press Run the book. We'll pull real practices and score the documented headroom live.
What it's worth — your numbers

For a billing company on a percentage of collections: dial your own recovery rate and fee. Reddenda's price never appears.

Share of identified headroom actually recovered via renegotiation / appeals / IDR. Default 35% — see "Why 35%?" below.
The billing company's own % of collections. Default 7% (industry standard 5–8%) — see "Why 7%?" below.
Documented headroom
run a practice or a book above$0
Annual collections lift
headroom × recovery rate · the practice wins first$0
Annual NEW revenue to the biller
same dollar, the existing % — no new clients, no new headcount$0
And the moat: a client-facing rate-intelligence service line a commodity biller can't match — defends the book against churn and wins new logos. Multi-NPI rollout is a conversation, never a price.
7%Why we default the fee to 7% (and let you slide 5–10%)▸
Independent 2022–2026 RCM pricing sources put outsourced medical-billing fees at 4–10% of collections, with the standard full-service band at 5–8%. 7% is a fair, slightly-conservative midpoint for a small-to-mid practice on full coding + denials + AR (not a stripped-down claims-only feed). Large/high-volume groups dial toward 5%; solo and high-complexity specialties toward 10%. It's the rep's own input — that's what makes the new-revenue line credible.
CareCloud (2022) — outsourced RCM 5–10% of collections DrCatalyst (2026) — 5–8% prevailing standard PriceItHere (2026) — 4–9%; by size/specialty Market consensus across reputable RCM pricing publishers, not a single audited table.
35%Why we default recovery to 35% (and let you slide 10–75%)▸
Identified headroom is never 100% collectible — some claims are never worked, some appeals lose, some renegotiations stall. We anchor the default at 35% because the cleanest independent benchmark — KFF's analysis of 2024 ACA Marketplace claims — found insurers overturned ~34% of denials that were actually appealed. That makes one-third a fair-to-conservative default. Best-in-class denial recovery on worked claims runs 50–60%, and providers prevail in ~85% of federal NSA/IDR determinations — which is why the slider goes to 75%.
KFF (2025) — ~34% of appealed denials overturned MD Clarity (2024) — 50–60% denial recovery on worked claims CRS/CMS (2025) — providers prevailed in ~85% of 2024 federal IDR determinations.