How is Revenue Per Visit Calculated On the Key Metrics Dashboard
Published: September 15, 2025
Last updated: September 15, 2025
How Revenue Per Visit is Calculated
The revenue per visit metric calculates the average revenue generated for each treatment visit (regular therapy session) and any non-standard service entries by dividing total revenue by the number of visits.
What's Included in the Calculation
Total Revenue (Numerator):
- Revenue from all regular treatment visits
- Revenue from any additional billable services (evaluations, assessments, extended sessions, etc.)
- Net of any contractual adjustments from insurance
Visit Count (Denominator):
- Only regular treatment visits/therapy sessions
- Does not include non-standard services or supplemental procedures
Why Revenue Per Visit May Exceed Contracted Rates
The revenue per visit will typically be higher than your standard contracted rates because:
- Additional Services: When therapists provide billable services beyond regular visits (such as initial evaluations, re-assessments, or extended sessions), this additional revenue is spread across their regular visits. For example, if you see a client for both regular therapy and an initial evaluation in the same month, both revenues count toward your total, but only the regular visits count in the denominator.
- Service Mix: Different services have different reimbursement rates. Initial evaluations, comprehensive assessments, and certain specialized procedures often reimburse at higher rates than standard therapy visits.
- Private Pay Clients: Self-pay clients at $120 per visit will raise your average above the $95-100 insurance rates.
Example Calculation
If a therapist in August had:
- 18 regular visits from insurance clients at $95 = $1,710
- 2 regular visits from private pay at $120 = $240
- 1 initial evaluation at $150 = $150
- 1 re-assessment at $100 = $100
The calculation would be:
- Total Revenue: $2,200
- Total Visits: 20 (only the regular therapy sessions)
- Revenue per Visit: $2,200 รท 20 = $110
This metric effectively shows the total revenue-generating efficiency per regular visit slot, including any supplemental services provided to those patients.

Kevin Dias