What you stop paying for counts first
Most practices already pay for part of this work. A biller, a billing company's percentage, an answering service or VA hours all come off the fee before anything has to improve.
If those costs are higher than the fee, full service costs less from the first month. The calculator says so when that's the case.
Then look at collections and intake
Collections and intake are where a practice usually loses money it has already earned or nearly earned. A denied claim nobody follows up, or an inquiry answered the next day, is revenue that doesn't arrive.
The calculator shows how many points of collections, or how many more clients starting care each month, would cover what's left. Either one alone does it. Together they add up.
Common questions
What does Cortexa's full service cost?
About 3% of what you collect for billing, and about 6% for the front desk, intake and billing together. The exact scope and rate are agreed before you start. Practice Analytics is included, there's no long-term contract, and there's a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is the fee charged on what I bill or what I collect?
On what you collect. If a claim isn't paid, there's no fee on it.
What if the help I pay for today costs more than the fee?
Then full service costs less from the first month, before any change in collections or intake. The calculator shows how much you'd keep.