Ralt Prognosis
One document, delivered once, built entirely from the record around your practice and your own website. It prices what your market says you should be earning, names what your front door is exposing, and cites every figure to the source it came from.
Page by page
Five screens, in the order you'd meet them.
A single overall grade with the read behind it, then the two banded totals side by side: what the compliance gaps could cost if they are left alone, and what the revenue gap is worth a year. Each band carries its own method line, so you can see what is modeled and what is cited before you believe either number.
Each domain carries a letter, a tier, and one line saying what the grade rests on. The revenue side reads how you bill against peers, what commercial payers actually pay you, coding, capture and your market; the website side reads accessibility, security, privacy, findability and reputation, and performance. None of it needs access to your systems.
Every finding opens to two routes in the same format: what Ralt or a partner would do, timed and scoped from the catalog, and the steps your own team would take. You mark interest on the ones worth pursuing. Nothing is scoped until you have.
The findings you marked collect into one list, grouped three ways, with a Plan column you set. Include goes into the scope now; Phase goes in later; Defer and Decline stay visible so nothing is quietly dropped.
What you included becomes a scope of work, priced and timed line by line, delivered by Ralt, a partner, or automation. The same scope is your Rounds preview: the findings you chose to fix are the ones it tracks to resolution and re-scans. The figures on this screen are estimates for the example and are not representative of actual cost.
Figures shown are illustrative. Your report carries your own, each with its method and cited source.
The scorecard
Five read your revenue, five read your website. The free scan on our homepage is narrower: it reads your pages for accessibility barriers and served speed, and reports those on their own.
Your revenue per provider against same-specialty peers in your state, as a percentile.
What each commercial payer actually pays you for office visits against Medicare, read from their own published price-transparency files.
Where your high-level office-visit coding sits against peers, and whether any comparative-billing outlier shows up alongside it.
Your billed service mix against peers of the same specialty, state and panel-size band.
Growth in the counties you draw from, and how much of that population carries commercial insurance.
WCAG 2.1 AA testing on the served page, plus WCAG 2.2 manual-criteria flags and the linked PDFs most scans skip. Graded on a 47-site corpus, independently reviewed in part.
HTTPS enforcement, HSTS scope, mail authentication, and the header set any browser can verify.
Which third parties your patient-facing pages load, and what they receive.
Whether the phone, address and hours on your site agree with your own federal NPI filing, and how your listing reads. Graded on a 47-site corpus, with only moderate independent agreement on these signals.
Served speed and stability on the pages patients actually land on, measured as a browser measures them.
Worked sample. Grades shown are illustrative; your report carries your own, each with its method and cited references. Any domain still being calibrated is marked preliminary on its own card.
Every number opens its receipt
This is the whole philosophy in one interaction. Tap the dollar range.
Worked sample. Dollar figures are labeled estimates, banded to two significant figures, method attached.
Finding An advertising pixel loads on the page where patients enter a reason for visit.
Impact Visit-intent data reaches a third party that is not a business associate.
Cited: Served page, crawled 2026-08-18
Finding HTTPS is enforced site-wide with HSTS in scope.
Cited: Served headers, 2026-08-18
How it works
Two graded domains on your website, in about twenty seconds. No login, nothing to install.
Provider NPI numbers, specialty and location. No billing exports, no EHR access, no disruption.
In writing, before any work starts, with the scope of what we can measure for your practice.
Yours to keep, act on, or hand to whoever handles it. Ongoing monitoring is a separate decision.
What practices ask before they start.
Provider NPI numbers, specialty, and location. No billing exports, no EHR access, no disruption to your operations.
We don't see anyone's books. Rates, claim volumes and service mix are published in federal and payer data sets; we read yours against the same sources, and every figure in your report cites the one it came from.
A fixed fee, quoted in writing before any work starts, because the scope depends on how many providers and locations we're reading. The site scan is free either way.
The Prognosis is delivered once and it's yours. Ongoing monitoring is Rounds, a separate subscription with flat per-practice pricing, and it's a decision you make after you've read the report.
No. Your EHR records what you did. We measure what your market says you should have earned, and what your website is costing you. Different question, different data.
Start with the free scan, or tell us where to look and we'll reply within one business day with what we can measure and what it would take.
