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Want the real number from your own records? That's the Found Money Audit ($497).
The questions have changed since these results were made. Run it again for current results. It takes about 90 seconds.
12 quick questions about what actually happens at checkout, at the front desk, and after a patient's last visit. You'll see an estimated dollar range and the one area to look at first.
A routine counts if it happens reliably, whether your front desk does it or software does. You don't need any particular system to score well.
No signup, no email, no patient information.
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Select all that apply. This tailors a few questions to your practice.
This scales your dollar estimate to your practice's size.
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An estimate from your answers and revenue band, not a finding. Checking your own numbers is what turns it into one.
The longer the bar, the more that area is leaking. Each area rests on two of your answers.
Because you said
Several areas are leaking at once, so the question is order rather than choice. I'd start with the fastest one to prove, and the audit is how you'd sequence the rest.
Worth knowing: a few of your answers say nobody can see these numbers yet. That's what the before-and-after depends on, and it's the first thing I'd check.
A recommendation from twelve answers is a likely fit, not a diagnosis. The page says who it doesn't suit, and asks three questions before it sells you anything.