Manage the front of the revenue cycle
Alluvium shows you how much revenue is walking out the door during scheduling, and why.
Access is upstream of revenue cycle
Patients leaking out of network aren’t just experience problems. They're revenue problems. Improving access requires real-time KPIs and executive accountability for the front half of the revenue cycle.
Manage access like yourrevenue cycle

Stop revenue
from leaking
See leakage by referral source, service line, and market in real time. Quantify revenue at risk, intervene before it’s lost, and track the impact of corrective action over time.

90 days from implementation to insights
Get up and running with actionable insights in weeks, not months.

Intelligence that gets sharper as your data grows
Every referral and scheduling decision sharpens our model and surfaces new revenue opportunities. The longer you use it, the stronger the ROI case becomes.
An intelligent ecosystem built for recovering revenue
Everything you need to optimize access across your network. Break down data and visibility silos with aggregate intelligence built for how you operate.
Orchestrate
Unify access and capacity data from across your entire network. This is this enterprise intelligence layer for your entire network.
Directory
Unify access and capacity data from across your entire network. This is this enterprise intelligence layer for your entire network.
Referral
Close referrals loop across your entire network through point-of-care, navigator teams, and via patient self-scheduling.
Search & Schedule
Capture appointments with guided booking across your full network in under two minutes.
Every metric is
a revenue metric
35%
Decrease in scheduling abandonment rate on average
$170k
Average monthly additional revenue per 1,000 searches
45%
Increase in ED/UC referral follow-through rate on average
30%
Increase in ambulatory referral capture rate on average
The revenue is there, capture it

Get the visibility, accountability, and intelligence to manage access performance across every EMR, market, and service line.





