We read America’s unreadable data.
America’s most impenetrable public data ships in files no one can read. We read them. First vault: healthcare prices, verified to real providers and graded 300 to 850 by RateScore.
Same visit. Same insurer.
Almost double.
Every point on the line above is a real place, and the same routine checkup pays anywhere from about $106 to $214.
Wynnewood, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Both bill Highmark for the same visit. Run that gap across a year of this office’s visits:
Published Highmark PA rates from the federal price‑transparency files, paired with the office’s own 2024 Medicare visit count, a conservative floor.
That wasn’t one underpaid office. It’s the whole market.
Two Internal Medicine offices. Same ZIP. Same visit. Same insurer.
The only variable is the contract.
Drop the specialty control. It gets wider.
Zoom all the way out. It holds.
Two offices showed the gap is real. Two thousand show it is the market.
Verified · MethodReal Highmark Pennsylvania commercial contracted rates for CPT 99214 (established-patient office visit), sourced from the payer’s federal Transparency-in-Coverage machine-readable files and matched to NPPES specialty and practice ZIP. All rate comparisons are commercial to commercial. Annual volume is 2024 CMS Medicare utilization, used as a conservative proxy for a practice’s total yearly volume, not a count of visits any single payer reimburses.
Per-clinician rates generally reflect the contract negotiated by the practice, not the individual. Provider identifiers are withheld by design to protect named, non-consenting providers; exact records are available for diligence. Peer comparison is local, never national. No PHI is used.
live from the estate · as of 2026-07-15 · refreshes on load
The universe we index toward.
The data is public. The truth is not.
First standard: what every payer actually pays every provider, one score. The method travels to every dataset America cannot read.
Federal law keeps forcing huge datasets into the open. Most arrive unreadable. The files are the commodity.
We tie every fragment to a verified identity, source file to rendered number. That join is the asset no downloader has.
A standard only holds if no one it measures can buy it. Incumbents sell up-market at $75K to $350K per engagement; we live in the SMB layer they skip.
Federal law keeps shipping our roadmap.
Hospital Price Transparency
Hospitals must publish their real negotiated rates.
Transparency in Coverage
Every commercial payer must publish every negotiated rate, machine-readable.
No Surprises Act arbitration
Arbitration priced off the median local rate. Providers win about 88 percent, per CMS public reporting.
State Medicaid schedules go public
CMS-2442-F makes all fifty state Medicaid fee schedules public.
In force 14 daysSame engine. Three ways in.
Use the tools, license the engine, or put us on the outcome. Every door opens onto the same live numbers.
For providers and their billing firms.
For billing and RCM firms, software platforms, and everyone who sells into care.
For dealmakers, MSOs, and any dispute that turns on the number.
Anything beyond one legal entity is scoped on a call. Dollar figures are documented reimbursement opportunity, modeled not guaranteed.
The covenant
We take no payer money. Ever.
Not as a client. Not as a licensee. Not as an acquirer.
The data estate, in the open.
Coverage is a trust signal, not a secret.
Commercial negotiated rates
The federal Transparency-in-Coverage universe, verified to provider identity.
The provider registry spine
Every NPI in America with specialty, geography, and group affiliation.
Medicare benchmarks
Locality-correct fee schedules: the shared denominator for every comparison.
Markets & geography
County, metro, and small-area health context joined to every provider.
This is not a deck. It is running.
A real RateScore for any NPI, free, in seconds, with an honest empty state where data is thin. Audit us live.
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