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Most healthcare organizations assume their revenue cycle is functioning smoothly—but the truth often reveals costly inefficiencies. From aging AR to unworked denials, this post outlines the signs your RCM needs a deeper audit and offers steps to uncover hidden revenue leaks.

Once a claim hits 90 days in AR, your chance of collecting it drops by over 80 percent. This blog breaks down why that happens, what it costs your organization, and how to prevent aged claims from turning into permanent write-offs.

Are you losing revenue without realizing it?
This blog breaks down the most common leaks in healthcare revenue cycle management—from aging AR to unresolved denials—and shows you how to fix them. Learn how to track the right KPIs, strengthen your billing workflows, and optimize your denial management to improve collections and reduce write-offs.

Denied claims don’t have to mean lost revenue.
In this post, we break down why denial management is one of the most overlooked—but most critical—elements of revenue cycle management. You’ll learn how better denial tracking, rework processes, and AR recovery workflows can lead to faster reimbursements, fewer write-offs, and stronger billing performance.

If denial recovery isn’t a priority in your RCM strategy, this article will show you why it should be.

If you're not tracking the right revenue cycle KPIs, you could be missing major revenue leaks.
From clean claim rates to days in AR, the numbers behind your billing process tell a powerful story — but only if you know how to read them. In this post, we break down the 5 KPIs every healthcare leader should monitor and explain how each one ties directly to denial management, reimbursement speed, and financial performance.