tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2017 Issue 4
Refresher Course: Master A/R with This Handy Tool
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Article Overview
A practical refresher for practice managers, billers, and revenue cycle staff on measuring and monitoring Accounts Receivable performance. The article covers the purpose of days in A/R, how the metric is calculated at a high level, factors that influence interpretation, and why it is used to compare revenue cycle performance over time and against peers.
Why This Topic Matters
Days in A/R is a core revenue cycle indicator that helps practices spot collection issues and understand whether cash flow is slowing. This article is useful for teams evaluating A/R trends and coordinating improvements in front-end collections and billing workflows.
What You Will Learn
- What days in Accounts Receivable means in a revenue cycle context
- Why days in A/R is used as a performance indicator
- The general approach to calculating days in A/R
- Factors that can affect how A/R benchmarks are interpreted
- How A/R monitoring fits into broader revenue cycle management
Who Should Read This
- Medical practice managers
- Billing staff
- Revenue cycle managers
- Coding and reimbursement teams
- Healthcare administrators
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