Negotiate from evidence
You can't argue a number you can't see.
Every plan already published what it pays in-network. The problem was never leverage — it was visibility. We hold each payer's own figure next to all the others, so the conversation starts from evidence instead of a hunch.
- MetroPlus Health Plan5,215 clinicians$377.62
- Oxford Health Plans (CT) Inc779 clinicians$239.16
- UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company of New York1,504 clinicians$198.60
- CDPHP873 clinicians$180.94
- Highmark BCBS of Western New York714 clinicians$166.76
- Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western New York2,017 clinicians$137.80
- Highmark Blue Shield of Northeastern New York2,000 clinicians$137.80
- Oxford Health Insurance Inc15,524 clinicians$137.78
- Cigna Health & Life20,756 clinicians$122.60
- Anthem (Empire BCBS NY)315 clinicians$122.08
- Empire BlueCross BlueShield31,095 clinicians$121.80
- Fidelis Care (Centene)6,601 clinicians$94.50
- EmblemHealth (Carelon behavioral)8,078 clinicians$67.00
Each figure is the payer’s own published in-network median for CPT 90837 across New York behavioral books — aggregate market intelligence, not a specific plan’s rate and never what a patient pays.
What a Leuk practice sees.
Not a promise of a raise — a clear picture of where you stand. Everything here is built from payers' own published attestations; none of it is a projection.
Your books, ranked by what they pay
Every New York book you're published in, ordered by its median for your codes — so you know which contracts are carrying you and which are quietly below market.
Flat schedule or negotiated per group
We show whether a payer publishes one rate for everyone or a wide band — the difference between a take-it-or-leave-it schedule and a number groups actually move.
Priced within your license tier
Bands are computed inside license tiers — masters-level, psychologist, prescriber — from the statewide directory, so the median you compare against is your peers, not a blended average.
Every figure carries its date
A rate proves a contract existed on a file date. Each median travels with an as-of, so you're never negotiating off a number that went stale two refreshes ago.
Walk in prepared
Bring the payer's own number to the table.
Join Leuk and see your payer mix beside the market median, by code, kept current.
One argument, three moves
Know your rates. Negotiate from evidence. Dispute with receipts.
Every number on these pages is the payer's own published attestation — the same corpus, seen three ways.
Know your rates
The rate corpus
The live data itself — millions of payer-published in-network rates across New York, dated.
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Negotiate from evidence
Payer negotiation
Your payer mix beside the market median — the number you can't argue without seeing.
Dispute with receipts
Underpayment disputes
The strongest evidence in a dispute is the payer's own published attestation.









