An OB/GYN practice can be busy every day and still have too much money sitting outside the bank account. Prenatal visits are completed, procedures are performed, deliveries are billed, and payments are coming in. On the surface, the revenue cycle looks active. Then the aging report tells a different story.
Some maternity claims have been…
A psychiatry practice can look busy on paper and still have an uncomfortable gap between work completed and money collected. Appointments are filled, clinicians are documenting visits, and claims are going out. Yet some payments arrive late, others come back reduced, and older balances continue to sit in accounts receivable.
That disconnect is one reason…
Services offered by mental health providers in Georgia include evaluations, therapy, behavioral health evaluations and counseling, as well as continued treatment. Though patient care is the top priority, generating a patient-centric, sustainable practice also demands an efficient revenue cycle.
Revenue cycle management (RCM) encompasses the revenue generation lifecycle from patient registration and insurance verification to…
There is a lot more to running an OBGYN practice than providing excellent health care to women at every age. Behind each patient visit, diagnostic procedure, prenatal service and delivery is a financial process that dictates if the practice gets the appropriate reimbursement. But if that isn't done accurately or efficiently, even a really busy…

