Revenue Leak Calculator

See what billing underperformance really costs you.

Move the sliders to model your monthly billing fees, revenue leak, and total cost — then see why lifting your collection rate is worth far more than negotiating a lower billing fee.

Practice Financials
Monthly Insurance Collections $250,000
$50K$1M
Billing Fee Rate 6.00%
4%10%
Collection Performance
Net Collection Ratio (NCR) 75%
50%100%
Industry benchmark: 95%+ for top-performing practices
Accounts Receivable
Current Total AR $300,000
$50K$1M
AR Above 120 Days $80,000
$50K$1M
Benchmark: keep below 15–20% of total AR
Monthly Cost Breakdown
Billing Fees
$15,000
per month
Revenue Leak
$83,333
per month
Total Cost
$98,333
per month
Annual Billing Fees $180,000
Annual Revenue Leak $999,996
Total Annual Cost $1,179,996
AR Health Indicators
Days in AR
36
Benchmark < 40 days
AR > 120 Days %
26.7%
Benchmark < 15%
At-Risk Receivables
$40,000
~50% of AR > 120 at risk
Where should you focus?

The 10% question

Which move saves more money each year — negotiating a 10% cut in your billing fee rate, or achieving a 10% improvement in collection performance? Adjust the sliders above to see how your numbers change the answer.

10% reduction in billing fee rate
Annual Fee Savings $18,000
$18,000
saved per year on fees
10% improvement in collection performance
Annual Revenue Recovered $363,636
$363,636
recovered per year via better NCR
Performance improvement is
20.2×
more valuable than a billing fee reduction — based on your current collections, NCR, and fee rate.
Revenue Leak = Collections × (1 − NCR) ÷ NCR  |  10% perf gain modeled as 10% relative NCR improvement
Stop the leak before it compounds

Recover the revenue this calculator just put a number on

ClinicMind's Claims 360 full billing service is built to lift your net collection ratio, shrink aged AR, and close the gap between what you bill and what you keep. See it on your own numbers.

This calculator is for illustrative purposes. Revenue Leak is modeled as uncollected revenue relative to your reported NCR. At-Risk AR is estimated at 50% of AR aged beyond 120 days, consistent with industry write-off benchmarks.