Breakeven Analysis Report

Before you walk into the room with an insurance company to discuss reimbursement for services, you must know the minimum rate of reimbursement required by your practice to break even (or maintain the status quo financially).  You need to know the reimbursement rate required to pay for fixed and variable costs, physician expenses, and to still have some profit left over. Knowing this information will allow you to further investigate practice operations and improve financial performance.

By providing us with minimal practice expense and procedure data, we will determine your practice's cost of doing business as a percentage of current Medicare and provide a detailed report of the findings.  The data will be broken down by variable costs, fixed costs, physician expenses, and even revenue per Relative Value Unit (RVU).

Medicare reimburses $33.9764 for each (RVU) your physicians produced in 2011.  That's a drop from $37.8975 in 2007.  That's a 10.35% drop overall.  Specific codes have dropped as much as 25%.  Do you know your practice's dollar cost for each RVU produced?  What you don't know, can hurt.

For the cost of a few office visits, you can obtain the answer to this critical breakeven question.  The analysis can be performed with a sampling of your most voluminous CPT codes or by using all CPT codes that are charged by your practice. You supply the data and we supply a concise, bound, summary of results. Click here for a screen shot of one page of the report.

Hundreds of physicians encompassing 15 specialties and ASCs have ordered this product in an effort to better understand their cost structure and the contracting requirements of their practices. They are gaining pricing concessions from payors and are controlling costs better because they are armed with this powerful data.

Now is the time to begin this critically important analysis for your practice's success.