Are You Collecting 95%?

Did you know that if your insurance collections rate is under 95%, you’re leaving money on the table every single month?

Did you know that if your insurance collections rate is under 95%, you’re leaving money on the table every single month? Most billing companies don’t tell you this—but we will.

Start 2025 on the right foot with California Medical Billing. We help doctors like you collect up to 95% (or more) of billable claims. What does that mean for your bottom line?

  • If your current insurance collections rates are under 90%, you could be losing up to $5,000 per month for every $100,000 earned.
  • With an average monthly income of $65,000, you could be making significantly more—just by switching.

That extra 5% matters more than you’d think.

  • $100,000 billed at 90% = $90,000 collected per month
  • $100,000 billed at 95% = $95,000 collected per month

That’s a $60,000 difference every year for every $100K billed.

Curious about how much more you could earn? Let us show you.

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