Revenue OS ROI Calculator
See how much revenue your practice is leaving on the table
Practice Information
Practice Metrics
Accuracy Inputs (tighten projections)
These questions reduce the gap between projected and actual recovery. If they don't know exact numbers, best guess works — we verify everything on Day 1 via your PMS.
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Recovery Projection —
Phase 1 Annual Recovery (Your Current Tier)
Phase 1 Monthly
Full System Annual
Year 1 ROI
PHASE 1 Recovery by Workflow
PHASE 2+ Future Recovery (Upsell Potential)
Insurance Write-Off Estimate
Est. Annual Write-Offs
Recoverable via FFS Transition
These are conservative estimates. Actual recovery is typically validated within the first 30 days using your practice management data. Your dedicated account manager will walk you through a detailed report showing exactly where recovery is happening.
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Projected vs Actual Tracking
Select a saved practice to compare their sales call projection against PMS-verified data and actual recovery results.
Sales Call Projection
PMS Verified / Actual
Enter actual data after Day 1 audit and monthly tracking.
Verified Annual Collections:
Month Revenue Recovered:
Verified Annual Collections:
Month Revenue Recovered:
The "Fluff Factor": If the practice self-reported $1.75M but the PMS shows $1.3M, the system automatically recalculates projections using verified data. You'll see three numbers for each metric: (1) Original projection from sales call, (2) Adjusted projection from PMS data, (3) Actual recovery. This protects you from overpromising and gives the practice owner transparent, honest reporting.