Found Money for Dental & Medical Practices

The average dental practice is leaking $47,000–$112,000 per year.

Patient follow-up gaps, insurance reimbursement leaks, and scheduling inefficiency are predictable in practices your size. The dollars are specific. And most of them can be captured without a single new patient.

$497
Found Money Audit
$10K+ in identified value — or it's free
90 minutes of your time — I do the rest
Built for dental & medical practices specifically
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Where dental & medical practices leak revenue

The top gaps we find in dental & medical practices.

These aren't hypotheticals. They're the patterns that show up in audit after audit — specific to your industry, quantified in real dollars.

Gap 1 $18K–$48K/yr

Patient follow-up gaps

Patients who need treatment plans, crowns, or follow-up procedures but never get called back. One missed recall per day at $300 average = $78K/yr in potential revenue never pursued.

Gap 2 $12K–$36K/yr

Insurance reimbursement leaks

Undercoded procedures, missed claims, stale fee schedules that haven't been updated in 18+ months. Most practices leave 3-8% of collectible revenue on the table.

Gap 3 $8K–$28K/yr

Scheduling inefficiency

No-shows without automated recovery, empty chair time from single-booking patterns, and morning huddles that don't use data to optimize the day's schedule.

Gap 4 $4K–$12K/yr

Subscription and vendor waste

Practice management add-ons nobody uses, duplicate imaging software licenses, marketing tools on autopay that stopped producing referrals months ago.

Gap 5 $5K–$18K/yr

Pricing position gap

Fee schedules benchmarked against the market 2+ years ago. UCR data shows most practices are 8-15% below what the market will bear for cosmetic, implant, and elective procedures.

$47K–$112K/yr
Typical recoverable value for a 5-30-employee dental & medical business doing $500K-$5M in annual revenue.
Composite example

A 12-person dental practice found $73,200 in one audit.

A general dentistry practice with 3 dentists and 9 support staff was running $2.1M in annual revenue with margins thinner than expected. The Found Money Audit revealed five categories of recoverable value — none of which required a single new patient.

Unfollowed treatment plans $28,400/yr
Insurance coding gaps $18,600/yr
No-show revenue recovery $12,800/yr
Subscription waste $7,200/yr
Fee schedule update $6,200/yr
Total identified value $73,200/yr
The audit

Same rigor. Built for dental & medical practices.

The Found Money Audit covers seven categories of hidden value. For dental & medical practices, I focus the diagnostic interview on the gaps that show up most often in your industry — so every minute of your time produces maximum insight.

$497

One-time

90 min

Your time

1 week

To report

$10K+

Guarantee

Common questions from dental & medical practices.

The audit is built on financial efficiency principles that apply across industries, but the diagnostic interview is calibrated for practice-specific gaps — patient recall systems, insurance workflows, chair utilization, and fee schedule management. I've studied the operational patterns of practices your size extensively.
The audit requires 90 minutes of the practice owner's time on a video call, plus about 10 minutes of prep. No staff involvement is required. No software installations. No workflow changes during the audit itself.
Most PMS platforms track clinical data well but don't connect it to revenue impact. The audit quantifies the dollar gap between what your systems report and what's actually being captured — the space between 'we have the data' and 'we're acting on it.'

Ready to find what's hiding?

Start with the free 90-second diagnostic. It estimates hidden value across four categories and tells you whether the full audit is worth it.