| Metric | Value | vs. CaseFlow Avg |
|---|---|---|
| Oregon Spine No-Show Rate | 8.8% | +5.7pp above CaseFlow |
| CaseFlow Avg (1,247 practices) | 3.1% | — baseline |
| Avg Case Value | $20,900 | per surgical case |
| Annual Revenue at Risk | $1254k | per practice / year |
Why Oregon Spine Practices Are Losing $1254k Per Year
In Portland, Eugene, and Bend, Spine practices are losing 5 surgical slots per month on average — not due to clinical complexity, but to patient no-shows and last-minute cancellations. At $20,900 per case, each missed slot represents significant foregone revenue that could have been recovered with a systematic waitlist response system.
Spine surgery reimbursement in Oregon averages above the national mean due to complex fusion and decompression coding in the state Medicaid schedule. ASC facility fees in Oregon's metro markets have increased 4–7% since 2024, making every no-show a dual revenue leak.
The no-show rate for Spine in Oregon — 8.8% — is measured against CaseFlow's 3.1% national average for practices running automated recovery. That 5.7 percentage-point gap represents the structural opportunity for any Portland-area practice to recover revenue currently slipping through last-minute cancellations.
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