MEDICAL PRACTICE DASHBOARD

Use This Tool to See How Your Medical Practice Compares to National Benchmarks*

MEDICAL PRACTICE DASHBOARD
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Understanding your medical practice's key performance metrics, and how they compare to your best-performing peers, is important.

Use this “Practice Health Dashboard” tool to find where your firm falls among the top, middle, and bottom tiers of medical practices in the United States by performance metric.
 
Enter your medical practice’s actual data and we will email you a benchmark comparison of how your practice compares to the Top Range (top performing 37.5% of medical practices in the U.S.), Middle Range (middle performing 25% of medical practices in the U.S.) and Bottom Range (worst performing 37.5% of medical practices in the U.S.).

*SOURCE: CIG Capital Advisors proprietary benchmark data, 2020

PRIVACY POLICY: Practice data provided in CIG Practice Health Dashboard Calculator is not shared with, saved or used by CIG Capital Advisors.

For a complete Medical Dashboard custom to your practice, please enter your information below:

  • Your company's total earnings/profits; Revenue after deductions (cost of doing business, depreciation, interest, taxes, and other expenses).
  • The total compensation and benefits allocated towards physicians.
  • The amount of money that a company actually receives in one year, before deductions (cost of doing business, depreciation, interest taxes, and other expenses).
  • The amount of money your business uses to engage in any activities that are not directly associated with the production of goods or services (does not include provider expenses).
  • The expenses for all the employed workers within your business; The amount of money you spend on employees, including the sum of the employee's payrolls with their benefits and taxes (does not include provider expenses).
  • The expenses for all medical supplies including drugs and equipment; The amount of money a company spends on all their medical supplies (does not include the owner's expenses).
  • Total money owed to your practice for services rendered and billed.
  • Gross value of services billed out.
  • A unit of measure quantifying the time, skill and training required for a physician/provider to complete a given service as defined under the Resource-based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS).
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