Calculators built on the same CMS rules and payer math our billing, MIPS, credentialing, and scheduling specialists use every day — so you can see your own exposure and opportunity before you ever talk to us.
The Directory
Every tool below is fully built, free, and ready — no waitlist and no result hidden behind a form. Search by what you need to know, a code, or an acronym.
MIPS Reporting
Enter your Medicare Part B revenue and projected MIPS score to see the exact dollar penalty CMS applies below 75 points — or the realistic, budget-neutral bonus range above it.
MIPS Reporting
Build your MIPS final score category by category — with the automatic reweighting CMS applies for non-patient-facing, hospital-based, and small practices — and see which category moves your score most.
Medical Billing
See what share of the money you are contractually owed you actually collect, how it compares with the 95–97% healthy practices hit, and the dollars sitting in the gap.
Medical Billing
Turn your A/R balance and recent charges into days in accounts receivable, see where you land against the 30–40 day benchmark, and how much cash is tied up beyond it.
Medical Billing
Calculate your initial claim denial rate, the revenue it puts at risk each year, and what reworking — or not reworking — those denials really costs.
Medical Billing
Add up what in-house billing really costs — salaries, benefits, software, clearinghouse — as a percentage of collections, and compare it side by side with an outsourced rate.
Credentialing
Pick your payers and readiness to see a realistic, payer-by-payer enrollment timeline on a chart — and the revenue waiting on every week of delay.
Patient Scheduling
Turn your no-show rate and average visit value into the revenue it costs each year — and what cutting it to your target rate would be worth.
Clinical Utilities
Exact age in years, months, and days on any date of service — plus the matching preventive medicine CPT code and Medicare wellness visit eligibility.
Clinical Utilities
Calculate adult BMI in imperial or metric units, see the CDC weight category, and get the matching ICD-10-CM Z68 code — with the coding rule most practices miss.
Why Free Tools
Most practices don't have a clean, current view of their own MIPS exposure, collection rate, or credentialing timeline until it shows up as a smaller deposit two years later. These tools exist to close that gap for free, using the exact CMS and payer formulas our specialists apply for clients every day — not marketing-department estimates.
A number from a calculator is a starting point. What you do with it — closing a MIPS gap, renegotiating a payer contract, fixing a credentialing bottleneck — is where our billing, MIPS, credentialing, and scheduling teams take over.
Built the same way, every time
Sourced from the published rule. Every formula traces back to a CMS methodology or payer contract term, cited at the bottom of each tool.
Honest about what can't be exact. Where a figure is legally a range — like a budget-neutral MIPS bonus — the tool shows a range, not a fabricated single number.
Nothing you enter leaves your browser. No account, no lead form gating the result, no data stored on our end.
Questions
Yes. Every calculator on this page runs entirely in your browser — no account, no email gate, and no credit card. We built them so any practice can see its own numbers before deciding whether to talk to us.
No. The calculators run client-side and do not transmit your revenue, score, or practice details to any server or database. Nothing you type into a calculator is saved, sold, or used outside that browser session.
Each tool is built directly on the published CMS or payer methodology it models — the MIPS calculator, for example, uses the exact statutory formula for the negative adjustment. Where a figure legally cannot be exact (like the budget-neutral MIPS bonus), the tool says so and shows a realistic range instead of a false precise number.
Yes. Every tool in this directory started as a question practices asked us, and new ones are added the same way. Tell us what you'd want built through the contact form.
No. These are independent planning tools built by MedVersify using publicly published CMS and payer methodology. They are meant to help you understand your exposure and plan around it — your official figures still come from CMS or your payers directly.
Beyond the Numbers
Once you know your exposure, a free consultation tells you exactly what it would take to move it — billing, credentialing, MIPS, or scheduling.