Selected practice results
A closer look at changes in insurance accounts receivable for three practices we support. Practice names are kept private.
Practice example 01
A difference of $77,118.04 in insurance balances aged more than 30 days.
Practice example 02
A difference of $34,762.64 in insurance balances aged more than 30 days.
Practice example 03
A difference of $267,682.71 in insurance balances aged more than 30 days.
These figures come from each practice’s management software. We compare the starting amount of unpaid insurance balances more than 30 days old with the later amount.
A lower balance means less remains outstanding. It does not mean that the entire difference was collected as cash. Payments, adjustments, write-offs, transfers, and new balances can affect the total.
Every practice’s starting point and circumstances are different.
Let’s talk about your starting point and where support could make a difference.
