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How much revenue are denied claims leaving on the table?

Enter your practice's numbers below. We'll show the conservative estimate of what ABA Insight could prevent, and the payback math vs. our per-seat cost.

Your practice
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$10K$1M
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1% (best in class)25% (struggling)
Your assumption — we don't promise a number. Default is a conservative 50%.
$29/seat/month · 3 seats = $87/mo
Assumptions: 65% of denials are attributable to a known payor rule (industry-sourced). The share of those you'd actually catch is the slider above — your call, not ours. Eligibility, member-data, and coordination-of-benefits denials are excluded from the catchable pool because no knowledge layer can fix those.
Your estimated impact
Annual recovered revenue
$23,205
assumes ABA Insight catches 65% of preventable denials in your category mix
Monthly
$1,934
Denials prevented / yr
105
Payback
<1 mo
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What "preventable" looks like

The denial reasons we catch upstream.

Auth-window violations, missing modifiers, POS mismatches, FBA-on-file gaps, telehealth-eligibility errors — these aren't bad billing. They're rule changes your team didn't know about. The Insight Cloud tier turns each into a scrubber rule that fires before the claim goes out.

The recovered-revenue number above is conservative because it only counts denials attributable to the payor rules we already track. Real recovery is usually higher.

Denial Intelligence · Last 30 days
May 2026
Recovered this month
$48720
Denials prevented
312claims
Denial rate
6.4%
Top denial reasons · attributable to fixable rules
Auth window expired
42
Missing modifier (HM)
31
POS code mismatch
24
FBA not on file
18
Telehealth not covered
11
73 of these denials match a rule we already track
Aetna cut the auth window to 14 days on Mar 1. ABA Insight flagged it the next day — your scrubber rule fires before claim submission now.
How we built the model

Numbers should be defensible, not flattering.

We fix the one number that's industry-sourced — 65% of denials trace to a known payor rule — and leave the catch rate to you, because it depends on how your team actually works the alerts. The default is a deliberately conservative 50%. Drag it to your own number and the math updates live.

Read the methodology

See your number, then earn it back.

Free tier covers 3 anchor payors of your choice. No credit card. No BAA. The payback math starts working the first month.

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