ChironAI™ OM · ToolsModeled estimate

Your numbers, the statute’s rates.

Five numbers about your practice, then your own estimates of time. We supply only what we can cite — the statutory rates and the fee schedule — and nothing else. The result is a modeled estimate with its assumptions on the page, and you can email yourself the PDF.

Your practiceFive numbers

Physicians

QME / AME evaluations

per month

PTP (treating) visits

per month

Billing staff

full-time

Average days for a carrier to pay

days

From the date the carrier received the bill.

Your estimatesNo defaults — only you know these

Share of bills paid after the statutory deadline

Average treatment bill

dollars

At fee-schedule rates.

Physician minutes you expect to save per QME report

minutes

Physician minutes you expect to save per PTP visit

minutes

Staff minutes you expect to save per bill

minutes

Physician hours one comprehensive QME evaluation takes

hours

We do not supply time-saved figures: no study we can cite measures them, so the hours and capacity below are built only from what you enter. The best way to get a real number is to watch your own work in a demo.

Modeled estimate — your inputs

Statutory late-payment amounts / year

To model this, enter: Share of bills paid after the deadline; Days to pay on the late bills (your average is inside the statutory window).

Physician time

To model this, enter: the volumes above.

Billing staff time

To model this, enter: Staff minutes saved per bill.

Added evaluation capacity

To model this, enter: Physician hours per QME evaluation.

Assumptions

One bill per PTP visit and one medical-legal bill per QME evaluation.
A late bill is modeled as unpaid in full until it is paid; partial timely payments reduce the figure.
Interest is simple, from the date the payer received the bill, as both statutes provide. Nothing compounds.
Average medical-legal bill $2,015 — the ML201 fee (8 CCR §9795).
2,080 working hours per full-time staff member a year (40 hours × 52 weeks).

Authority: Lab. Code §4603.2(b)(2)–(3) and §4622(a)(1) (windows, 15% / 10% increases, interest); Code Civ. Proc. §685.010 (10%); 8 CCR §9795 (ML201).

Modeled estimate. Results depend on the assumptions shown; they are not a guarantee of revenue or time saved.

This calculator is informational. It applies published California rules to the figures you enter and is not legal, billing or medical advice. Check the statute and your own records before acting.

Nothing you enter here is sent anywhere unless you choose to email yourself the result.

The rules behind these tools run inside ChironAI OM on every case and every bill, so nobody in your practice has to count days by hand.

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