A VOB tells you the patient is covered. It has never told you what the claim will pay. PayerLenz attaches that missing number to every check, in the same result.




Built from adjudicated claims, not vendor estimates.
260+ PAYER GROUPS · 21 STATES AND GROWING · 500,000+ ADJUDICATED CLAIMS
An active OON PHP benefit can pay $675/day. It can also pay $2,900+/day. Same payer, state, and level of care.
It tells you exactly what the payer pays. It arrives 60-120 days after the care is delivered.
Without rate expectations, the front end runs on instinct. The house always knows the odds.
Eligibility, benchmarks, VOBs, and AR reporting, already live in one login, each built on the same claims pool.
Search real, adjudicated claims by payer, state, level of care, and reimbursement method, and see the full percentile spread.
70% of UCR means nothing until you know it resolves to $878 a day
The EOB used to arrive months after the census decision. Now it arrives before it.
Enter the patient's name, DOB, member ID, and payer. Get the live benefit response with reimbursement attached.
Submit a request and the PayerLenz team works the payer call. Tracked queue, live alerts, benchmark data attached.
Coordinators used to wait on hold for this. Now they watch the queue move.
Teams using PayerLenz stop reconciling AR from memory.
Open and closed claims at a glance, built from your own claims history rather than a generic industry curve.
When you search PayerLenz, you're pulling from the largest behavioral health claims pool built for this exact problem. Every contribution tightens the spread and adds coverage for the next search.
Click through a real benchmark search, start to finish, dashboard to trust score.
PayerLenz combines reimbursement benchmarks, eligibility, Live VOB, and AR reporting for behavioral health.
See all FAQs →A standard VOB tool focuses on the patient's coverage and benefit structure. PayerLenz adds a reimbursement benchmark built from adjudicated behavioral health claims, so you see coverage and value without confusing the two.
No. It's decision support based on historical, adjudicated claims. Payment on a specific claim depends on the member's plan, authorization, medical necessity, coding, contract terms, and payer adjudication.
Yes. Every plan allows unlimited facilities, with seats pooled across the account.
No. You can buy a paid plan without contributing. Contribution lowers your plan fee; free users earn search credits instead.
PayerLenz operates on HIPAA-eligible infrastructure with vendor BAAs in place, and a BAA is executed with every paid customer during onboarding.
Revenue Logic is a white-glove revenue cycle firm built for behavioral health. We've spent our careers inside the work this software is made of: verifications, claims, payer behavior, and the reimbursement data underneath all of it.
PayerLenz is that experience, productized: the first product from Revenue Logic, built on a simple belief: billing shouldn't be opaque, and it shouldn't be your problem.
Between them: both halves of treatment-center economics, getting patients in the door, and getting paid for the care.
In behavioral health RCM since 2012. Kyle founded Revenue Logic, the firm built exclusively for BH, with a decade inside the claims data PayerLenz is built on.
Years helping treatment centers grow census through digital marketing and admissions consulting, with 200+ facilities served. Closes the loop between marketing spend and revenue.