Outdated fee schedules. Contracts you can't fully see. Credentialing handled whenever someone has a free minute. Each one drains revenue every month, and none of it shows up as a line item you'd ever catch. Find out where you stand in 90 seconds.
Take the Scorecard →Because every month you wait, the leak keeps running. 10 questions, no cost, instant score.
When you joined a PPO network, you signed what they put in front of you. The fee schedule looked fine at the time. The paperwork got filed. And then the practice got busy, the way every practice does.
Here's the part nobody warns you about. Those contracts don't stay still. Fee schedules age. Networks lease your contract to other plans without a clear heads-up. New associates wait months to get credentialed while their production sits uncollected. Re-credentialing deadlines slip. A single NPI or payer ID error quietly bounces claims for months.
None of it looks like a problem. There's no alarm. The numbers just come in a little lighter than they should, month after month, and you assume that's just how it is now.
Take a practice doing $1.2M a year, with most of it running through PPO plans. Here's how the small stuff compounds over twelve months:
This isn't a one-time hit. It runs every month until someone fixes it. A leak you find in March has already cost you a quarter of the year. The sooner you see it, the sooner it stops.
Illustrative example based on common findings and PPO Advisors' ~20% average fee-schedule increase. Your real numbers depend on your contracts. That's what the scorecard starts to surface.
Answer 10 quick questions about your contracts, fee schedules, and credentialing. You'll get a score, a list of what's flagged, and an estimate of what it's costing you.
Ten fast questions. No jargon. You'll know where you stand by the end of this page.
This is the other side of the score. Practices that fix what the scorecard surfaces tend to land here:
✓Fee schedules that reflect what your work is actually worth, not a rate you signed years ago.
✓One clear view of every network you're in, including the leased and shared ones.
✓New associates credentialed right the first time.
✓Re-credentialing handled on a schedule, so nothing lapses and no claims bounce.
✓A plan-by-plan map of what makes money and what doesn't.
✓Revenue you can predict, instead of numbers that come in light for reasons no one can name.
PPO Advisors was built to do one thing: get dental practices paid what they should be paid. Shelley DeGroff founded the company and leads the work that's filed more than 12,000 credentialing applications and helped over 2,870 practices.
The team brings 110+ years of combined experience in PPO contracting, fee schedule negotiation, and credentialing. The result across those practices: $37.3M in added revenue and a ~20% average increase on negotiated fee schedules.
The scorecard gives you an estimate. The Risk-Free PPO Profit Analysis gives you the real figures, pulled from your actual contracts. Here's everything that's in it:
It's risk-free. You keep every finding, you're under no obligation to go further, and you decide what happens next. The only way to lose here is to keep guessing.
Because the analysis is sharper once you know where you stand. Start with the 90-second scorecard.
No. You answer the questions, you get a score and a list of what's flagged. That's yours whether or not you ever talk to us. The scorecard works on its own.
Most leaks aren't about bad people. They're about processes and fee schedules that quietly drift out of date. A good team juggling credentialing among a multitude of other responsibilities is exactly why those gaps open up.
It's 90 seconds. The losses it surfaces have been running for years. Ninety seconds is a fair trade.
If your score shows real leaks and you want the exact numbers, you can book the Risk-Free PPO Profit Analysis. If not, you keep your result and move on. No pressure either way.
Ninety seconds tells you whether your contracts are working for you or quietly working against you. There's no cost and no catch to find out.
Take the Scorecard →Because the leak doesn't stop while you think about it.