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Gain greater visibility into your financial health
Accurately forecast patient volumes, revenues, and service utilization, while optimizing plans and identifying cost efficiencies.
Trusted by thousands of finance users
streamline data insights
Achieve accurate healthcare cost planning by establishing a single source of truth for seamless data consolidation and analysis.
minimize revenue uncertainty
Reduce the guesswork in your forecasts, ensuring stable financial plans amidst an ever-changing economic landscape.
properly allocate resources
Identify ways to reduce labor and supply costs while maintaining operational effectiveness and making well-informed decisions.
Annual Budgets
CapEx/OpEx Planning
Ad-Hoc Reporting
Financial Modeling
What-If Analysis
Multi-Scenario Planning
Balance Sheets
Impact Analysis
Compliance Reporting
Now with Cube, we spend more than half our time on strategic work—partnering with the business instead of cleaning up the numbers.
James Mann
CFO
Cube has been immensely valuable not only in saving time, but also enhancing work quality and output.
Ethan Kuthner
Director of FP&A
With Cube, finance teams can focus on what matters—guiding the business forward with speed, precision, and confidence.
Cube is a no-code FP&A platform that integrates directly into Excel and Google Sheets, as well as Slack and Teams, across Mac and PC. Healthcare finance teams can continue using their familiar tools while gaining centralized data control, one-click syncs, and automated workflows.
Cube provides a centralized, multi-dimensional model that connects to your EMRs, EHRs, and financial systems, offering real-time visibility across departments, service lines, or care locations. You can build margin-rich reports, track utilization and staffing costs, and forecast revenue and expenses by location or unit.
Cube links operational drivers like patient days, visit volume, FTEs, or procedure counts directly to financial models. This enables accurate forecasting of costs, revenue, and resource needs across care units, physician groups, or outpatient services.
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