Business case · VAVerifyCare.com
Every figure below is your own number multiplied out — nothing is hidden. The model assumes 15% of today's handling time remains after automation for exceptions, audits, and phone corrections, so the savings shown are deliberately conservative.
Beneficiary travel claims filed at this facility
Form hand-out, collection, re-keying
Verification, mileage lookup, entry, approval
Records, scanning, routing, follow-up calls
Salary plus benefits and overhead
Missing signature, wrong mileage, lost form
Chasing the correction across offices
Paper, postage, imaging
Check-in to funds in the veteran's account
Used to compute net savings and payback
Annual labor hours recovered
6,781 hrs
3.8 full-time equivalents
Annual gross savings
$350,272.00
$325,486.00 labor · $24,786.00 materials
Net of subscription
$308,272.00
734% return · payback in 1.4 months
Days to reimbursement
21 → same day
20 days of veteran wait removed per claim
| Per-claim measure | Today | With VAVC |
|---|---|---|
| Staff handling time | 22.2 min | 3.3 min |
| Fully loaded cost to process | $19.08 | $4.81 |
| Offices that touch the claim | 4–6 | 1 (check-in only) |
| Forms re-keyed | 2 | 0 |
| Time to payment | 21 days | Same day |
The Veterans Health Administration operates 1,380 health care facilities — 170 VA medical centers and 1,193 outpatient sites of care, plus more than 300 Vet Centers and locations in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa and Manila. Outpatient sites carry far lower claim volume than a medical center, so the model below scales your facility's result by a volume weight instead of multiplying straight across.