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Revenue Prediction
Current revenue plus 1–3 year forecasts projected from your own RAF, Stars, and shared-savings data, so you see what’s coming before the performance year does.
Revenue Forecasting
eCareRevenue forecasts your revenue 1–3 years out from your own data, then lets you model scenarios and see payer-by-payer impact, so every plan is grounded, not guessed.
Revenue forecasting, at a glance
The full set of capabilities for projecting risk-adjusted revenue, modeling what-if scenarios, and planning around contract structure and payer mix.
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Risk Modeling
Forecasts tied to your population’s risk profile and RAF trajectory, so projected revenue reflects the real risk you carry, not a flat assumption.
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Scenario Simulation
Model any what-if live, RAF lift, Stars improvement, gap closure, denial reduction and see the revenue impact update instantly, side by side.
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Leakage Detection
Revenue slipping through missed services, undercoding, and denials surfaced and quantified, so your forecast accounts for what you’re losing, not just what you bill.
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Financial Planning
Board-ready projections you can plan budgets and staffing around, with revenue captured vs. opportunity tracked quarter by quarter.
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Contract Forecasting
Revenue projected separately by payer and contract type, with side-by-side impact, so you can see which arrangements perform and which to renegotiate.
From connection to a forecast you can plan around, in four steps.
We guide you through four steps, from first connection to forecasts grounded in your real payer and contract data.
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Connect EHR + Claims
SMART on FHIR + 837/835 claims via your clearinghouse. Connected in 1–3 days, with your revenue and risk data flowing into the forecast within five.
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Calibrate & Baseline
We baseline current revenue against 24 months of claims, confirm your patient panel, and map your payer mix and contract structure into the forecasting model.
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Pilot & Train
Your finance team runs first forecasts and what-if scenarios on a pilot population, modeling RAF lift, gap closure, and denial reduction to see the revenue impact live.
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Full Rollout + Measure
All clinicians, panels, and payer contracts go live. Your dashboard tracks forecast vs. actual and captured vs. opportunity revenue, quarter by quarter, with attribution by payer and contract.
The numbers behind a forecast you can trust
The horizon, granularity, and speed behind eCareRevenue’s forecasting.
$4.2M
Forecast to settlement
Cascade Health Partners ACO realized the shared savings its forecast projected
1–3 years
Forecast horizon
Current revenue plus multi-year projections built from your own RAF, Stars, and shared-savings data
Live
What-if scenario modeling
Model RAF lift, gap closure, or denial reduction and see the revenue impact instantly
Per payer
Contract-level granularity
Revenue projected separately by payer and contract type, side by side
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about how eCareRevenue forecasts revenue and models scenarios.
Forecasts are built on your own RAF, Stars, and shared-savings data, tied to your specific payer mix and contract structure. Because projections come from your live data rather than industry averages, they reflect how your organization actually gets paid.
The platform shows current revenue alongside 1–3 year projections, updated continuously as your data changes. You see what’s coming well before the performance year closes, so there’s time to act on it.
You model any what-if live, lifting RAF, closing a set of gaps, improving Stars, or reducing denials and the revenue impact updates instantly. You can compare scenarios side by side and by payer, so decisions are grounded in numbers rather than guesswork.
A dashboard reports what already happened; a spreadsheet takes weeks and goes stale. eCareRevenue projects forward from live data and lets you model scenarios in seconds, tied directly to your contracts. It replaces the “ask the CFO and wait two weeks” cycle with answers on demand.
Forecasts are grounded in your actual claims history, risk profile, and contract terms, and the dashboard tracks forecast vs. actual every quarter so accuracy is always visible. As more of your data flows in, projections continuously refine.
Yes. Revenue is projected separately for each payer and contract type, with side-by-side impact, so you can see which arrangements perform and which to renegotiate. That granularity is what makes the forecasts usable for real financial planning.
A 30-minute demo of revenue forecasting on a dataset like yours.
Book a session with our team. We’ll show revenue forecasting on data that matches your organization and answer every question before you decide.