Analyze the potential financial impact of adding Floating Manipulative Therapy to your practice
Based on data from practices currently using ProtecSpine, this calculator helps you model potential revenue scenarios and payback timelines for your specific practice parameters.
| Billable Amount per Session ($) | Patients per Week | Estimated Monthly Revenue ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 20 | 800 |
| 75 | 20 | 6,000 |
| 100 | 20 | 8,000 |
| 150 | 20 | 12,000 |
Typical billing rate per 15-min session
Average sessions per treatment plan
Patient satisfaction rate (BYU study)
Uses patient's exact body weight for precise decompression. Studies show 40% reduction in symptoms after single session at University of Missouri and BYU.
15-minute treatment sessions allow higher patient throughput. Current staff can operate with minimal training - no additional hiring required.
Seven approved billing codes for insurance reimbursement. Can be integrated with existing treatment protocols.
Qualifies for up to $5,000 ADA tax credit. Section 179 deduction may provide additional tax advantages (consult your accountant).
Perform additional billable modalities during the same 15-minute decompression session. Stack manual therapy, percussion, dry needling, or other treatments while patient is positioned—maximizing revenue per time slot.
"I have never purchased any piece of equipment that has paid for itself as quickly as the ProtecFMT unit and with virtually NO extra time spent with patients than I had before its use!"
– Dr. Wendy Varish, DC, Howards Grove Chiropractic
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Financing options available | ADA tax credit eligible | Section 179 qualified
Disclaimer: Projections are for illustration purposes based on typical usage patterns and billing rates. Actual results will vary based on individual practice factors, patient volume, billing practices, and other variables. Past performance does not indicate future results. Consult with your financial advisor regarding tax implications.