My Data Tab


Add compensation and patient volume to each billing location so your personalized benchmarks reflect your actual practice. Your compensation data is private: Jiro encrypts it in transit and at rest, and never shares it with your employer.


What Is on the My Data Tab

The My Data tab lists your billing locations, drawn from your real-world data. Add details to each location to make your personalized benchmarks more accurate.

Your compensation data is private and secure. Jiro encrypts all data in transit and at rest, and never shares it with your employer.


Billing Locations

Below the initial pop-up disclaimer, Jiro lists the billing locations associated with you. These come from your real-world medical claims.

Each location has two buttons on its right: Add compensation and Add patient volume.

If you do not recognize a location, or a location is missing, contact Jiro Support. Use the help button or email support@jirohealth.com.


Adding Compensation to a Billing Location

Add compensation data so Jiro can personalize your benchmarks. Click Add compensation to the right of a billing location. A pop-up window opens with fields to complete.

Tenure

Enter the number of months you worked at this location in the past year.

Pay Structure

Select how you are paid at this location from the drop-down menu.

  • Salary (employed, owner, or partner)
  • Hourly per shift (as an employee, locum, per diem, or contractor)
  • Pure variable compensation
  • Base salary with bonus
  • Other or not sure

Hours & FTE

In the top box, enter your full-time equivalent (FTE) at this location, from 0.1 to 1.

If your hours per month differ from your contracted amount, enter your actual hours per month in the second box.

Compensation

Enter your total compensation at this location for the past year.

High-Value Optional

Below Compensation is the high-value box. Enter the wRVUs you produced at this location in the last year.

Job Satisfaction at This Location

Rate your satisfaction at this location from 1 to 5. A 1 is low satisfaction and a 5 is high satisfaction.

Saving Your Compensation

To save, click the blue Save compensation button.

To discard your changes, click the white Cancel button. You can also click anywhere outside the window, then click the red Discard changes button.

To edit later, click the pencil icon next to your listed compensation.


Adding Patient Volume to a Billing Location

Enter estimates of your typical weekly patient volume at a location. Jiro uses them to calculate your full coverage against your claims history.

Include your own attributed volumes plus any volumes billed under your NPI by colleagues working under you. As you complete each field, Jiro shows estimated coverage in encounters per week at the bottom of the Patient Volume window.

Outpatient & Telehealth Visits per Week

Enter your total outpatient and telehealth patient visits per week.

Procedure Patients per Week

Enter your total procedural patients per week.

ED Visits per Week

Enter your total emergency department visits per week.

Inpatient Patients per Week

Enter your inpatient visits per week.

Effective Date

Enter your estimate of when the patient volumes you listed took effect. Jiro calculates your full coverage from this date. You can back-date the entry to reflect an accurate timeline of your patient volume.

Saving Your Patient Volume

To save your patient volume for a location, click the blue Save patient volume button.

To discard your changes, click the white Cancel button. You can also click anywhere outside the window, then click the red Discard changes button.

To edit your patient volume for a location later, click the pencil icon next to your listed patient volume.


How Compensation & Patient Volume Affect Your Jiro Account


Important to Remember

  • Billing locations come from your real-world medical claims. If a location is missing or unfamiliar, contact Jiro Support.
  • Adding compensation to a billing location lets Jiro personalize your benchmarks.
  • Include volumes billed under your NPI by colleagues working under you, along with your own attributed volumes.

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