Where is this data coming from?

This data represents aggregated & anonymized data across PT, OT and SLP practices on StrataPT's EMR & RCM platforms.

What do the dashed lines represent?

We use dashed lines to represent data that is likely to change quite often.

What is the average First Pass Clean Claim Rate in Washington?

The average First Pass Clean Claim Rate in Washington is 91.88% for physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech language therapy practices.

What is the average Denial Rate in Washington?

The average Denial Rate in Washington is 17.73% for physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech language therapy practices.

What is the average Reimbursement per Visit in Washington?

The expected Reimbursement Per Visit in Washington is $105.54 for physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech language therapy practices.

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Healthcare Payer Reimbursement Rates in Washington

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Healthcare Payer Reimbursement Rates for Physical Therapy Practices in Washington

Physical Therapy Practice Benchmarks in Washington

First Pass Clean Claim Rate

The percentage of claims which meet standards for correct coding, modifiers, structure, and formatting on the first attempt.

Data refreshed 18 hours ago

99.10%

Latest

91.88%

Average

99.10%

Max

75.10%

Min

Denial Rate

The percentage of claims which are eventually denied by insurers, for a variety of possible reasons, including: patient policy information, exhausted benefits, authorization, limits, or provider status.

Data refreshed 18 hours ago

4.30%

Latest

17.73%

Average

29.10%

Max

4.30%

Min

Average Reimbursement Per Visit

While negotiated reimbursement rates between a health insurance company and a healthcare provider are confidential, we can give you a general sense for reimbursement rates by looking at the aggregate data across StrataPT's customers.

Data refreshed 18 hours ago

$105.54

Latest

$110.22

Expected

$105.54

High

$122.55

Mean

$108.78

Low

$95.80

Median

$109.37

Top Healthcare Payers in Washington

Premera Blue Cross (BCBS of WA): $156.79
paid in 27 days
BCBS of Washington: $143.71
paid in 15 days
Aetna: $124.86
paid in 9 days
Humana: $91.88
paid in 22 days
Medicare of Washington: $87.05
paid in 15 days
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington: $82.93
paid in 12 days
UHC: $74.22
paid in 67 days
Molina Healthcare of WA: $69.14
paid in 11 days

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Healthcare Payer Reimbursement Rates in Washington

Healthcare Payer Reimbursement Rates for Physical Therapy Practices in Washington

Average Reimbursement Per Visit

While negotiated reimbursement rates between a health insurance company and a healthcare provider are confidential, we can give you a general sense for reimbursement rates by looking at the aggregate data across StrataPT's customers.

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Top Healthcare Payers in Washington

Premera Blue Cross (BCBS of WA)

BCBS of Washington

Aetna

Humana

Medicare of Washington

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington

UHC

Molina Healthcare of WA

Healthcare Payer Reimbursement Rates by State

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