Revenue Recovery Snapshot

Turn an unclear backlog into a usable planning estimate.

Estimate unresolved claim volume, the gross claim value represented, review complexity, and a preliminary OriNova project-fee range. Use business-level estimates only—never patient or claim-level information.

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Step 1 — Workload

Estimate the size of the unresolved work.

Approximate numbers are enough. The calculator does not estimate guaranteed recovery.

Claims processed per monthApproximate total claim volume across the review population How many weeks behind?Use the age of unresolved or unreconciled work Average reimbursement per claim (optional)

Used only to estimate gross claim value represented—not recoverable revenue

Step 2 — Business contact

Unlock the full planning estimate.

Your contact details let OriNova follow up about scope. This form does not accept PHI.

Practice or organizationContact name

Work email

Planning estimate

Estimated unresolved claims—claims

Gross claim value represented Not estimated recoverable revenue—

Likely review scope Based on claim volume and backlog age—

Preliminary project-fee range Final quote follows discovery and scope review—

Complete both steps to unlock the full estimate.

Your result will appear here after the business-only form is submitted.

This is a preliminary planning estimate—not a proposal or guarantee. Final pricing depends on date range, payer complexity, data quality, documentation, systems, urgency, secure-access requirements, and deliverables. No patient-level information should be entered here.

How the estimate works

Estimated backlog = monthly claim volume ÷ 4.33 × weeks behind. Fee ranges begin at $450 for a limited-scope review and scale by claim volume and complexity. A discovery conversation confirms the written scope before files are requested.

Start with clarity

Before you invest in a larger solution, identify where the process is breaking.

A focused review can turn a vague revenue-cycle problem into a prioritized plan.

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