Evidence you can use before you ever talk to us.
Reports, guides, and short reads to help provider teams read their own leverage — benchmark rates, defend against automated denials, and turn payer contracts into something your systems can act on.
Featured reports
Start with the public evidence, then move into a report tailored to your own payers, rates, and codes.
Healthcare Price Transparency — a provider’s guide to usable rate evidence
Read the guideTransparency in Coverage Files — turn payer MRFs into usable evidence
Read the TiC guidePayer Contract Negotiation — an evidence-based provider guide
Read the guideHealthcare Revenue Leakage — find denials, underpayments, contract gaps, and policy drift
Read the guideGuides & playbooks
Practical primers on the mechanics of payer leverage. Tell us which one is useful and we'll send it over.
The Transparency in Coverage playbook
How to turn massive, unreadable payer TiC files into clean benchmarks you can take into a renewal.
Answering the 1.2-second denial
A field guide to algorithmic denials — why they happen, and how to assemble the evidence to overturn them.
Reading your rate rank
A simple framework for benchmarking your reimbursement against peer hospitals, code by code.
The zero-copy integration brief
What it actually takes to connect claims data for surveillance without an IT migration project.
What we're paying attention to
Short reads on the forces reshaping payer–provider economics. We share what we're learning as we build.
The micro-denial surge
Denial volume keeps climbing, with a sharp spike in small-dollar rejections that are rarely worth appealing by hand — and almost never are.
The rate squeeze ahead
Medicare Advantage rate pressure and administrative churn are reshaping the negotiating table. The teams with data walk in ahead.
Contracts as code
The quiet shift from static PDF agreements toward terms your systems can read, check, and enforce on every claim.
Want these tailored to your contracts?
Bring your payer contracts and claims data, and we'll prepare the reports against your own rates and codes — no pressure either way.
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