Medical receivables are the amounts owed by third-party payers to healthcare providers. The party owing the money can be commercial insurance companies, HMOs, Medicare and Medicaid, or patients (if there is an outstanding balance after insurance or another payer has paid its portion). Medical receivables are usually payable 60 to 120 days after service is rendered, though some reimbursements lag further behind, creating cash flow issues for healthcare providers, who typically need to pay expenses in a shorter time frame.
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CASE STUDY: Increasing Outside Medical Collections for Emergency Physician Groups
21 June 2012
Medical Debt Burdening More than One-third of Young Adults
21 June 2012
Medical Debt Burdening More than One-third of Young Adults
21 June 2012
Executive Change: BillingTree Names Matt Llewellyn VP Sales for Healthcare Market
21 June 2012
Collection Agencies, Other Vendors, Pose Increased Risk of Patient Data Breaches, Survey Finds
13 June 2012
What Percentage of the ARM Industry is Collecting Aged or Out-Of-Stat Medical Debt?
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Senator Al Franken to Hold Hearing on Accretive Impact on Federal Laws
29 May 2012
Executive Change: FMA Alliance and RCP-Revenue Cycle Professionals Add Business Development Director
22 May 2012
Accretive Health Goes on Offensive, Seeks Standards for Health Care Debt Collections
17 May 2012
Michael Lamm: Healthcare ARM and RCM Industries Converging
17 May 2012
Accretive Responds to Attorney General, Al Franken
14 May 2012
Health Care Debt Collection Draws Attention of Politicians Everywhere
11 May 2012
Stephen Colbert Takes on Accretive Health Story
3 May 2012
Not All Hospitals Abandoning Accretive
3 May 2012
Collecting Legitimate Fees No Crime
3 May 2012
Accretive Health Denies AG Charges, Moves to Dismiss
1 May 2012
Embattled Firm Accretive Tied to Debt Collection Arbitration Scandal
27 April 2012
insideARM on Forbes: Accretive Health Stock Bruised on AG Report
26 April 2012
Early-out Healthcare Client Increases Online Payments 1117% in Six Weeks with HRMG and RevSource Solutions
26 April 2012
Patient Collections Gone Bad at Minnesota Hospital System
25 April 2012