Payer offer · Annual code mix · CMS rates
What is this offer worth for your practice?
Compare the offer against the services you expect to bill. A percentage alone misses the effect of your code mix, payment area, setting and Medicare year.
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Illustrative volume · live CMS rates
What this mix is worth annually
Madera · Compared with Medicare on 2026-10-05. 110% of the fee schedule on 2026-10-05.
Medicare base value
$28,224.00
Offer value
$31,046.00
Weighted % of Medicare
110.00%
The offer is $2,822.00 above Medicare across the comparable annual volume.
Comparison coverage: 1 of 1 lines
100 of 100 annual services are included in the totals.
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100 services · Office / nonfacility
- Medicare / service
- $282.24
- Offer / service
- $310.46
- Annual offer
- $31,046.00
- Annual difference
- $2,822.00
Inspect source rows
Medicare: PPRRVU2026_Oct_nonQPP.csv, row 7128.
Offer reference: PPRRVU2026_Oct_nonQPP.csv, row 7128.
Medicare reference: RVU26D, effective 2026-10-01. CMS source →
Offer reference: RVU26D, effective 2026-10-01. CMS source →
Why the weighted percentage matters
A favorable rate on a rarely billed code can hide a lower offer on the work you do every day. We multiply each comparable per-service amount by its annual volume, add those dollars, then divide the offer total by the Medicare total.
For example, $12,000 of offers against $10,000 of Medicare base fees is 120% of Medicare. Averaging each line’s percentage would give every code equal weight, regardless of volume.
Check the year behind the headline
An offer tied to an older schedule can drift from its stated percentage of current Medicare. Select a date in the contract’s reference period to compare the two releases on the same service mix.
How to read the result
Percentage offers round each per-service amount to cents before multiplying by volume. Totals include only lines with both a supported Medicare reference and an offer amount. Missing or unsupported rates are excluded, and a zero denominator produces no weighted percentage.
This models base physician fees. It does not model claim bundling, multiple-procedure reductions, collections, denials, patient cost sharing or other contract terms. Enter modifiers only when they identify a supported rate component. For historical comparisons, verify the service address and payment boundaries in each period.
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