What Is Your In-House Revenue Cycle Really Costing You?
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Salary is only part of the cost of maintaining an in-house billing and revenue cycle team.
Use the Peregrine In-House RCM Cost Calculator to estimate what your practice is spending on RCM staffing, benefits, technology, training, and other operational expenses.
Estimated completion time: 3–5 minutes
Why calculate your true in-house RCM cost?
Maintaining an internal revenue cycle team can involve expenses that extend well beyond employee salaries.
Depending on your practice, RCM costs may include:
- Salaries and wages
- Employer payroll taxes and employee benefits
- Billing and practice management technology
- Clearinghouse and related technology expenses
- Training and continuing education
- Recruiting and employee turnover
- Overtime or temporary coverage
- Management and supervision time
- Other billing-related overhead
Understanding these costs can help your practice evaluate the financial and operational resources required to maintain RCM internally and provide a clearer comparison when considering outsourcing.