Calculate your days in Accounts Receivable with this how-to guide.
When your practice revenue is impacted by a spike in unpaid claims, it’s time to reevaluate your Accounts Receivable (A/R). The first step is to understand how to calculate your “days in A/R.” Check out these FAQs to understand exactly what you need to know about A/R:
What are days in A/R? This term refers to the number of days that a claim goes unpaid before the payment for the service is collected.
Why the number of days in A/R matter. There are two reasons why...
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