FeeAtlas benchmarks your fees for the 30 most common occ-health services against NAOHP's national reference prices — adjusted to your state or metro and weighted by how much each service truly varies by geography. One report. Every gap. The exact dollars you're leaving on the table.
A DOT physical priced $20 under your market doesn't feel like much. Multiply it across thousands of exams a year and it's a five-figure leak — invisible on every P&L.
Your state or metro sets the geographic adjustment, weighted by how much each service actually varies by location — full adjustment on exams, lighter on near-national items like vaccines and lab tests.
Add your current price and rough annual volume for the services you offer. Skip anything you don't. Takes about ten minutes.
A line-by-line comparison: your fee vs. your market's benchmark, the variance, and your total annual revenue opportunity — exportable as a PDF.
Every service you price gets benchmarked, flagged, and dollar-sized. Here's a sample of what lands in your inbox.
Choose the depth that fits. Every tier is a one-time report — no contracts, no logins to babysit.
The math is lopsided. One DOT physical priced $20 below your market, across 1,500 exams a year, is $30,000 recovered — from a single line item. The Full Report costs $359. Most clinics surface their fee in the first three rows.
Benchmarks start from NAOHP's national reference prices — built from an aggregated multi-market fee survey of occupational-health programs and cross-validated against published market pricing. Each is adjusted to your state or metro and weighted by the service's real geographic sensitivity. Nothing here is a wild guess.
Every clinic that runs a report can contribute its fees — fully anonymized and aggregated — to the benchmark pool. The more practices participate, the tighter and more local the benchmarks become. Early reports help build the map; later reports read a better one.
Contributed fees are pooled across many providers and reported only in aggregate — never tied to your practice and never shown to a competitor as your number. This is a benchmarking utility, not a price-sharing channel.
You get a clean PDF and a CSV of your own inputs and results. Take it to your partners, your billing team, or your accountant. You set your prices — we just hand you the map.
We start from NAOHP's national reference price for each service and apply a geographic multiplier for your state or metro (national average = 1.00). That multiplier is then weighted by each service's sensitivity to location: full adjustment for exams and imaging, partial for in-clinic procedures, and minimal for drug screens, reference-lab tests, and vaccines that price near-nationally. A clinic in a higher-cost metro sees higher benchmarks; a lower-cost market sees lower ones.
Rough annual estimates are fine — they only drive the dollar sizing of each opportunity. Even without volumes you'll still see your fee-vs-benchmark variance on every service. Ballpark figures get you a useful number.
No. Any fee you contribute is anonymized and pooled with many other practices, and only ever surfaces as an aggregate benchmark. Your individual prices are never shown to anyone. You also choose whether to contribute at all.
It's informational benchmarking, not legal or pricing advice. You set your own fees independently. We give you market context; what you do with it is your call.
Yes — each site gets its own location-adjusted report. Ask about multi-site bundles if you run several clinics.
Ten minutes of inputs. One report. The clearest view of your pricing you've ever had.