Find out where patient revenue is leaking — and what to do about it.
Before KEZZO recommends recovery, acquisition or operational changes, we diagnose the revenue system already inside the practice.
Every stage between demand and revenue.
- 01Demand
- 02Inquiry
- 03Response
- 04Contact
- 05Qualification
- 06Consultation
- 07Show
- 08Treatment / procedure decision
- 09Follow-up
- 10Treatment start
- 11Attribution
- 12Revenue
- 13Capacity
What the Audit answers.
- 01
Where is revenue leaking?
- 02
What opportunity is realistically recoverable?
- 03
What should the practice do next?
Tangible deliverables, reviewed with you on a private call.
- Revenue Leak Map
- Sized Opportunity Pools
- Revenue Priority Analysis
- Revenue Capacity Assessment
- Acquisition Readiness
- Allowable CAC where sufficient data exists
- Highest-Value Next Action
- Practical implementation roadmap
Lost revenue and realistically recoverable revenue are not the same thing.
KEZZO separates theoretical lost revenue from the opportunity that can realistically be recovered — then tells you what to do first.
KEZZO Revenue Leak Report
Illustrative example — not client dataRevenue leak map
- Inquiry → Contact32%
Leak
- Consult → Show21%
Leak
- Show → Decision39%
Leak
Opportunity pools
- Unrecovered no-shows
- Unclosed consultations
- Stalled opportunities
- Dormant database
Theoretical lost revenue
Large
Realistically recoverable
Sized and prioritized
Priority actions
- 1Speed to first contact
- 2Post-consult follow-up
- 3No-show recovery
Next best economic action
Recover existing opportunity first.
Illustrative example — not client data. Figures show the report format, not results.
A standalone diagnostic. Not a disguised sales call.
The Audit is designed to be useful even if KEZZO is not the right implementation partner.
If you proceed into KEZZO Revenue OS within 30 days of completing the Audit, your $2,500 Audit investment is credited in full toward the Revenue System Installation.
Diagnosis determines the prescription.
If the right answer is that KEZZO should not be hired, we'll tell you.