It starts before the visit. Know what you’ll be paid before the patient arrives
Everywhere else in healthcare, a practice does not learn what a visit actually paid until the claim clears, weeks later. Revenue Intelligence flips that. It builds your expected revenue from your own charge master and payer contracts, kept accurate by the benefits Sandy verifies before the visit and the coding it captures during it. You see the money before you file.
The whole picture, in one place.
This is the report every Sandy practice gets. Coverage settled before the visit, revenue known before the claim, and the codes you are leaving behind, all built from your charge master and contracts. No claims data, no waiting.
| Patient | Payer | Sandy’s suggestion | Status | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R•••• N•• | Aetna PPO | Add 99495 transitional care, post-referral | Suggested | +$620 |
| M•••• L•• | UnitedHealthcare | Add 99490 chronic care, plus 99214 level-up | Captured | +$480 |
| D•••• P•••• | Medicare | Add 99417 prolonged time across 4 visits | Suggested | +$410 |
| J•••• R•••• | Cigna | Level up 99213 → 99214, 6 visits | Captured | +$360 |
| S•••• T•••• | BCBS PPO | Add 96127 screening, plus 99396 preventive | Captured | +$320 |
Sample report shown with illustrative figures.
On margins this thin, the codes above are not extra. They keep the practice independent.
A level-4 visit billed as a level-3, a referral never coded, a benefit never verified: on paper each one looks small. Across a year, on a razor-thin margin, they are the difference between a clinic that stays independent and one that sells. It was always your money. Sandy makes sure it stops slipping away.
How it works across one visit
The same patient context moves through all three steps, so revenue is protected, kept accurate, and known, without anyone chasing it down later.
Revenue Intelligence is the layer that makes your revenue knowable before a claim is filed. Built from your charge master and contracts, kept accurate by the benefits Sandy verifies and the visits it documents. Not a report you wait on. A number you can run the practice on.
See what you’re leaving on the table
We will run a free billing audit against your charge master and contracted rates, and show you the spread.
Get a free billing auditIndustry figures are for context, not Sandy results: independent-practice margins and physician documentation load (American Medical Association); first-pass claim denial rates ~11-15% (industry revenue-cycle surveys, 2024); E/M under-coding on audit (AAFP / Family Practice Management). Report figures are illustrative placeholders modeled on a sample practice.