PayerPrice
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PayerPrice
PayerPrice is a healthcare data analytics platform that provides comprehensive insights into negotiated rates between payers and providers across the United States. By aggregating and analyzing data from all 50 states, specialties, and practice sizes, PayerPrice enables healthcare organizations to benchmark commercial rates, optimize managed care contracting, and enhance revenue cycle integrity.
Product Overview
PayerPrice is a healthcare data analytics platform that provides comprehensive insights into negotiated rates between payers and providers across the United States. By aggregating and analyzing data from all 50 states, specialties, and practice sizes, PayerPrice enables healthcare organizations to benchmark commercial rates, optimize managed care contracting, and enhance revenue cycle integrity. The platform offers tools for in-network analysis, rate benchmarking, and payment auditing, supporting stakeholders such as hospitals, providers, contracting consultants, and healthcare innovators in making informed decisions.
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Company Info
HQ Location
Boston, Massachusetts
Founded
2023
Headcount
1-10
Total Funding
Not available
Latest Round
Not available
Latest Round
Not available
Company Socials
Pricing
Custom pricing
Vendor’s Notes
Use Cases
- Provider contract teams: Compare reimbursement rates ⟶ Benchmark dashboard ⇒ Data-driven rate negotiations
- Revenue cycle teams: Verify claims paid vs contracted rates ⟶ Rate database ⇒ Discrepancy detection
- Provider leadership: Set competitive service prices ⟶ Market comparison tools ⇒ Market-based pricing
- Payer network teams: Analyze market reimbursement ⟶ Aggregated database ⇒ Network strategy planning
Core Differentiators
- Analyzes every payer file monthly, not a sample
- Focuses on actual negotiated amounts, not claims-based estimates
- Aggregates data covering 95% of US commercial insurance plans
- Enables provider-to-provider comparison by code, market, and specialty
Denniston Data
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Denniston Data Healthcare Pricing Guide
Company Info
Founded: 2020
Headcount: 11-50
Customers
Customers Served: Digital Health Provider, Ambulatory Practice, Hospital / Health System, Health Plan, Employers
Product Overview
The Denniston Data Healthcare Pricing Guide (HPG) provides a comprehensive tool for accessing U.S. medical benchmark prices using data from Transparency in Coverage and Medicare. It allows users to view negotiated prices from various healthcare payers for all services and providers. The guide includes reimbursement codes, quality control-checked prices, and compliance features for regulations like the Consolidated Appropriations Act and the No Surprises Act. It aims to help self-insured employers manage healthcare costs effectively.
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OmniRate
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OmniRate
Company Info
Headcount: 1-10
Customers
Customers Served: Hospital / Health System, Digital Health Provider, Ambulatory Practice, Health Plan, Employers
Product Overview
OmniRate is a healthcare pricing transparency platform that provides access to payer-negotiated rate data. Users can benchmark their in-network rates against peers, analyze pricing trends, and export data in CSV or Excel formats. The platform allows filtering by payer, procedure code, and region, offering local, state, and nationwide data. Pricing is available per code, with bulk and custom options for larger datasets.
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Serif Health
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Serif Health
Company Info
Founded: 2020
Headcount: 1-10
Customers
Verified Customers: 7
Customers Served: Digital Health Provider, Ambulatory Practice, Hospital / Health System, Health Plan, Employers, Life Sciences
Product Overview
Serif Health provides healthcare pricing intelligence through APIs and self-serve analytics tools. Their platform processes machine-readable pricing data from health plans to deliver clean, actionable insights. These tools help provider organizations benchmark reimbursements, optimize pricing strategies, and improve contract negotiations. Health plans use Serif Health for network management and cost-effective care guidance, while employers and innovators utilize their data for plan audits, direct contracting, and integrating cost data into new healthcare products.
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