Every provider. Every contract. One rate map.
Your group's contracted rates are already public, scattered across federal filings. We roll them into one picture of where the whole group stands, and where the room is.
Your group's rates vs local peers, 300 to 850. Free.
Documented reimbursement opportunity, modeled and not guaranteed. No PHI.
Roll the whole group into one view.
Every location scored against its own local market, then aggregated, so the biggest documented gaps surface in a single view.
Any one provider looks fine. The pattern lives at group scale.
Switch between providers in one click
No more running one NPI at a time. Move across every provider and every location from a single dashboard.
Same payer, different sites
The same payer pays your locations different amounts for the same code. The group view is the only place that shows it.
Numbers a board can read
A group rate position a lender, a buyer, or your own board can put in a model, sourced and dated.
From checkout to group dashboard in minutes.
One entity, all your NPIs
No sales call needed to begin. Reddenda Pro covers up to 5 NPIs under one legal entity; larger groups are scoped on a quick call.
Every NPI, every location
Paste or upload the group's NPIs. Each resolves against public federal rate filings, no PHI.
One rate map
The roll-up, the per-location breakdown, the biggest gaps, and the group renewal calendar, all in one place.
Specialty groups, MSOs, and multi-location practices.
Reddenda Pro runs the whole group under one entity.
Up to 5 NPIs under one legal entity, every tool across the group, the group renewal calendar and dispute list, one clean bill. Multi-entity roll-ups and platforms under different ownership are Enterprise: scoped on a short call, always a flat fee, never a cut of your collections.
Every figure is a documented reimbursement opportunity, modeled from public federal rates against each location's local peer market. Actual outcome depends on payer response, contract terms, and negotiation. Not a guarantee of recovery. No PHI is used or required.
