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Protocol Analyzer

Optimize reimbursements and facilitate better patient financial counseling

Protocol Analyzer helps hundreds of healthcare providers make fully educated treatment decisions by helping them determine the total cost of delivering care. Using sophisticated economic modeling, our software helps you:

  • manage drug spend more efficiently
  • compare reimbursement for clinically equivalent therapies by payer
  • create cost estimates for therapies to better facilitate financial counseling with patients

Here's how it works

Protocol Analyzer works from day one. You can choose how much to customize it to your specific business, adding details of drug costs, rebate percentages, and payer fee schedules. When that’s complete, you can use Protocol Analyzer to:
  • build a complete financial picture of treatment costs, using NCCN protocols, or your own customized, practice-specific protocols
  • analyze costs and reimbursements to identify profit and loss by dose, minimum billable unit, orals, and protocols
  • identify the total cost for a specified dose and quickly identify commercial and Medicare payment limits, including sequestration
  • search for Patient Assistance Programs
  • create a patient-specific financial estimate with just a click, adjust the details as needed, and provide the itemized estimate to the patient to facilitate financial counseling

Protocol Analyzer calculates your practice's drug spending and reimbursement attainment in advance, helping you to plan treatment and support your patients. Our separate InfoDive® solution gives you accurate, insightful, and actionable information about your practice and provider performance, including claims and billing accuracy, drug margins, and marketing and patient demographics.

 


“One of the nice things about Protocol Analyzer is that we can build special regimens based on the type of cancer and insurance contracts, making it easier to build favorited programs based on current treatment protocols.”


– Financial analyst, oncology practice in the South