We build provider-level and payer mix profitability systems so primary care groups know which providers and contracts drive margin and which erode it, moving from blended averages to actionable economics.
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We build provider-level and payer mix profitability systems so primary care groups know which providers and contracts drive margin and which erode it, moving from blended averages to actionable economics.
Primary care groups add providers to meet patient demand but lack visibility into profitability by provider, location, or payer. Revenue per provider looks acceptable, yet group-level margin compresses because low-productivity providers, adverse payer mix, and unmanaged denial rates hide within blended reporting. When payer contracts renew or a buyer diligences the practice, the inability to isolate profitable providers from marginal ones stalls negotiations and exposes valuation risk. Without job-level economics applied to each provider, the group prices on hope and scales unprofitable capacity.
Provider-level profitability reporting isolating revenue, direct cost, allocated overhead, and margin contribution by provider, location, and payer mix
Payer mix profitability analysis showing margin by Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial contracts, with variance tracking against productivity targets
Denial rate and collection tracking by provider and billing code, linking claims leakage directly to provider-level margin
Scheduling utilization dashboard mapping appointment slots filled versus capacity, attributing fixed cost absorption to actual provider productivity
Provider productivity benchmarking against RVU or visit targets, flagging low performers and isolating payer mix impact on margin
Buyers diligencing primary care groups pay 3 to 5x EBITDA and demand profitability reporting by provider, managed payer mix, and documented productivity. Groups that show provider-level margin, controlled denial rates, and stable commercial payer mix command the upper end of the range and close faster. Without job-level profitability, buyers discount for hidden underperformers, adverse selection risk, and integration uncertainty, compressing multiples and extending diligence timelines.
job-level profitability for medical groups and primary care is the intersection page. Read the full medical groups and primary care advisory angle, the general job-level profitability overview, or run the Value Creation Assessment to see where your practice stands.
We allocate shared costs using scheduling utilization, patient volume, or RVU contribution, then isolate direct provider costs like salary, benefits, and malpractice. The result shows true margin contribution per provider, adjusted for payer mix and actual capacity used, not arbitrary headcount splits.
We pull visit, billing, and collection data from your EMR and payer remittance files, then layer cost allocation and payer mix analysis in a standalone profitability model. You gain provider-level margin visibility without replacing your core clinical system.
Yes. We tie each provider's visit revenue to payer contract rates and denial rate by billing code, so you see margin impact from both productivity and payer mix. A high-volume provider on Medicaid contracts may show lower margin than a lower-volume provider with better commercial payer mix and lower denials.
Provider-level profitability shows ramp time, payer mix evolution, and margin trajectory for new hires, so you know when they reach breakeven and what payer panels drive the fastest margin contribution. For new locations, you isolate fixed cost absorption and scheduling utilization, preventing the new site from hiding losses in group-level reporting.
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See advisory angleThe Keystone Value Creation Assessment™ audits your last 12 to 36 months and gives you a written summary whether you engage us or not. If there is not a clear opportunity to create value, we will tell you directly.