The same table the payer already has, for every state you work in.
A treatment-center finance lead can reach one state-and-service distribution, see the sample behind it, and print it. The product shows published in-network distributions. It never suggests a rate.
Illustrative member view
Texas
Residential Treatment — Substance Use
In-network — August 2026
State distribution
In-networkper day12 payers, 234 facilitiesfrom the August 2026 files
Illustrative layout. Dollar figures appear only inside a membership.
How a session goes
Open the state you work in
A national map and a keyboard-accessible list get you to one state. Weak-coverage states are flagged before you read them.
Pick one level of care
Detox, residential substance use, residential mental health, PHP, or IOP. The product never averages them.
Read the distribution with the sample
25th, median, and 75th sit on the same axis as the payer and facility counts. Confidence is on screen, not in a tooltip.
Look at a named facility
Search by name or NPI, or start from a ZIP. Facility profiles and nearby centers of the same type are included.
Take the page into the meeting
Print a one-page state view or export the published file. Export pauses if a payment is past due.
What membership includes
State distributions
p25 / median / p75, payer counts, facility counts, and caveats for every state.
One level of care at a time
Filters mean exactly what they say. Grains never share a median.
Facility detail
Search, profiles, and nearby centers of the same type.
Export
Printable one-page views and CSV of the published files.
Flag a cell
Report a number that looks wrong. Confirmed problems stay on Known issues until a later snapshot.
The same /v1 contracts
Developer keys for the API the dashboard runs on, when entitled.
Services stay separate.
Every level of care keeps its own definition and distribution.
- Detoxification
- Medically managed or monitored withdrawal management in an inpatient or residential setting.
- Residential Treatment — Substance Use
- 24-hour residential treatment for substance use disorders (non-hospital).
- Residential Treatment — Mental Health
- 24-hour residential psychiatric treatment (non-hospital).
- Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
- Structured day treatment, typically 5+ hours per day, several days per week; the patient does not stay overnight.
- Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
- Structured outpatient programming, typically 3 hours per day, several days per week.
One annual price for full access. Prices appear at checkout, never invented on this site.