How much revenue are denials costing your fleet?
Most NEMT operators don't know their real denial rate until it's already cost them tens of thousands of dollars. Enter your trip volume and we'll show you exactly what's at stake.
How the calculator works
1. Enter your trip volume
Tell us your monthly trips, average reimbursement, and current denial rate.
2. We run the math
We model what denials are costing you and what a clean-claim benchmark denial rate could recover.
3. Get your analysis
Receive a personalized revenue recovery breakdown, sent straight to your inbox.
Why most operators leave revenue uncaptured
Broker rules are inconsistent and constantly changing
ModivCare, MTM, and state Medicaid programs each enforce their own documentation and submission requirements. Most operators track this manually and fall behind.
Claims get denied for missing details
The most common NEMT denial reasons trace back to incomplete trip documentation or a missed broker requirement. Each denied claim means rework or a write-off.
Denials go unmanaged
Many operators write off denied claims instead of resubmitting or appealing them. The calculator shows you what's realistically recoverable for your fleet.
The average NEMT claim denial costs an operator $35–50 in rework. Most denials trace back to incomplete trip documentation.
See what your fleet could recover with clean claim submission and active denial management.
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