How to get the most out of Reddenda
Every HCPCS rate against the local-peer median.
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Start in Index. Drop your NPI and see which HCPCS codes your payers underpay, per unit, against the local-peer median — with an annual-units column. No PHI, no card.
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Every HCPCS code × payer in DME mode: your per-unit rate vs the local-peer median, annual units, gap to P90, and your RateScore. Top code always unlocked.
Why it matters
DME reimbursement is per-unit and modifier-sensitive — seeing the per-unit leak across your whole HCPCS book is the core 'where am I bleeding' view.
How to use it
Enter your NPI and read the top underpaid HCPCS codes; expand a row for the per-unit gap detail.
An opportunity ledger of codes you under-capture vs your P90 target, confidence-banded.
Why it matters
DME's biggest finds are usually in codes 2–6, not the headline code — this surfaces exactly those, without upcoding.
How to use it
Review the ledger and note the widest per-unit spreads.
Your underpaid HCPCS ranked into a DMEPOS-ready renegotiation worklist with documented annual opportunity to P90.
Why it matters
Gives you a defensible priority list to take to each payer instead of negotiating blind.
How to use it
Open Contract Review and take the top payer worklist.
Prices three scenarios for a payer — keep as-is, renegotiate to peer, or drop them — with a credible-BATNA verdict; flags Medicare Advantage payers that sit furthest below local-peer median.
Why it matters
For DME, MA plans often underpay most; this makes firing or hard-negotiating a payer a number, not a guess.
How to use it
Pick a payer and read the verdict; hand the credible threat into a Leverage Memo.
A signable per-unit rate memo quoting the payer's published rate plus your local-peer percentile and a specific ask.
Why it matters
The artifact to bring to a DME payer renegotiation — defensible per-unit evidence.
How to use it
Generate it for your top HCPCS gap. Pro tool: book a discovery call to see it live on your book.
What you walk away with
Your full HCPCS book ranked by per-unit leak, the high-value codes 2–6 most suppliers miss, a renegotiation worklist, a credible walk-away verdict, and signable per-unit memos — documented opportunity vs the local-peer median, never guaranteed.
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Tuenda explains how Reddenda works and guides you by account type. It speaks to documented opportunity vs your local-peer median, never guaranteed outcomes, and never your patient data.