The week, priced visit by visit

Care demand against caregiver hours, labour with burden and overtime, margin per visit including travel, and the length where a visit stops losing money.

All figures are an illustrative sample shipped with the download — a fictional agency. They are not a benchmark and not advice about wages, rates or payer rules in your state.

At a glance

Care demand
45.0 h
Roster available
76.0 h
Margin per visit
$1.64
Break-even visit
79 min

30 visits of 90 minutes is 45 hours of care. The roster has 76 hours, so the week is staffable with 31 hours spare — and the sample still only clears $1.64 per visit.

Visit economics at the same wage and rate
Visit lengthRevenueLabour incl. travelMargin
30 min$16.00$23.18−$7.18
60 min$32.00$34.76−$2.76
90 min$48.00$46.36$1.64
120 min$64.00$61.94$2.06

Thirty minutes of paid travel on a thirty-minute visit turns a billable job into a loss. That is the single most useful table in the file, and it takes one line of input to change.

What else it checks

  • Roster cannot cover the plan: shortfall stated in hours and in visits left unstaffed.
  • Overtime above a caregiver's available hours: flagged on that person, not averaged away.
  • Cancellations: 12% on 30 visits a week over four weeks is 14 visits and $672 of revenue.
  • Break-even length moves with travel: with 15 minutes of travel it drops below 79 minutes.

What is in the download

Contents of the ZIP
FileWhat it does
index.htmlThe planner: care plan, roster, coverage, visit economics, break-even, cancellations, CSV, print
README.mdThe arithmetic and the limits of the model
LICENSE.txtSingle-person licence, editable for your own agency
tests/math.test.js15 assertions: coverage shortfall, burden and OT, travel-weighted margin, break-even

Product details and price

Rerivo preview. Sample figures only; nothing on this page is calculated live.