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Accounts Receivable Management

Systematic AR follow-up by aging bucket and payer, with the goal of pulling your 90+ day receivables down and keeping them there.

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Under 35 days
Days in AR target
Under 15%
AR over 90 days target
Every 14 days
Follow-up cadence

What this actually involves

Accounts receivable is where deferred problems accumulate. We work the AR by aging bucket and payer rather than alphabetically, calling payers, escalating stalled claims and documenting every touch in your system. The target is simple: shrink days in AR, shrink the share of receivables sitting past 90 days, and make sure no claim dies of neglect at the timely-filing wall.

How we run it

  1. 1

    Segment the AR

    Receivables are split by aging bucket, payer and denial status — not worked as one list.

  2. 2

    Work by priority

    Timely-filing risk and high-recovery claims are worked before routine follow-up.

  3. 3

    Document every touch

    Call reference numbers and payer responses are logged in your system.

  4. 4

    Report movement

    You see what moved out of 90+ each week, and what is stuck and why.

Questions

Accounts Receivable Management, specifically

Ready to fix accounts receivable management?

Send us a sample of your recent claims and we will show you exactly what is going wrong and what it is costing.

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