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Simply put, the Revenue Cycle includes all administrative and clinical functions that contribute to the capture, management, and collection of patient encounter revenue. The Revenue Cycle begins the moment a patient calls to schedule an appointment, and ends upon receipt of the final payment for all services rendered, with a slue of other critical tasks in between to reach the final payment.
What does Revenue Cycle Management actually mean? In order to fully understand the concept, we can break the process out into 7 steps to gain insight into a practice’s reimbursements, and determine which aspects of the Revenue Cycle require optimization, to maximize potential revenue.
For more information on each step in depth, click below to learn more:
In 2014, the American Medical Association estimated that, on average, small practices can spend anywhere between $56,639 and $226,105 to implement the federally mandated ICD-10 CMS code set. The cost for medium and large practices range from $213,364 to $824,735 and $2,017,151 to $8,018,364 respectively. That is a heavy toll regardless of how large, or small, your practice is.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the 2018 national annual salary for medical coders is about $40,062. Of course, that is dependent on location and experience. To match our 15+ years of experience, the national annual salary is closer to $75,000.
Focus on what you do best, let us take care of the rest. Put our 15 years of knowledge to the test. Increasing the bottom line of your practice should be top priority. Our technological tools to automate and manage operations, along with our Revenue Cycle Experts, ensures you are maximizing every available dollar for your practice. Directly translating to cleaner claims, faster collections, lower denials, hands-on consulting, and total transparency.