Now in beta — 5 spots available
Direct Care Analytics turns your income and overhead data into plain-language projections of when your DPC practice will break even, how your revenue is trending, and how many members you need to hit your income goals.
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Most direct care physicians launch with a spreadsheet, a gut feeling, and a hope that membership grows fast enough. Direct Care Analytics replaces that uncertainty with a structured, data-driven picture of your practice's financial trajectory — whether you're still planning or already open.
What it does
See exactly how many members and how many months stand between you and a self-sustaining practice, with assumptions you can adjust in real time.
Track where your revenue is heading based on actual bookkeeping data or estimated inputs. Spot trends before they become problems.
Set a personal income target and get a clear projection of the membership count and timeline required to reach it given your cost structure.
Export a clean, print-ready PDF report you can review with your spouse, share with your accountant, or revisit as your assumptions change.
No real data yet? Enter estimated inputs for a planning-mode analysis. Switch to actual bookkeeping data when you're ready.
No finance background required. Results are written to be understood, not to impress. Every projection comes with context, not just a number.
Works with your data
Upload a GnuCash .gnucash file or CSV export, a QuickBooks export,
or any spreadsheet with dates and amounts. Not on bookkeeping software yet?
Enter your numbers by hand and get a projection in minutes.
Who it's for
Founder, Raborn Decision Sciences
I built Direct Care Analytics with my wife, a direct care gynecologist who faced exactly this problem when opening her practice: smart, data-capable, and flying blind on the financial picture. If that sounds familiar, this tool was made for you.
We're looking for physicians willing to use the tool and tell us honestly what's missing.
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. Beta is free.