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Working Accounts Receivable – Part One

Monday, July 19th, 2010

(This is Part One of Working Accounts Receivable.) In assessing accounts receivable (A/R) it is often distressing to know just where to start.  You want your medical practice A/R to come down, but right now it might seem almost impossible with everything you have on your plate. In conducting A/R analysis, I often find these tips to be helpful in addressing the need to lower the A/R and increase the revenue of the practice: 1.  Know what your practice management system can do for you. Knowing your financial system will help you to determine which reports provide the best look [...]

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