Accounts Receivable
Accounts Receivable refers to the amount owed to a healthcare organization by its patients for services rendered. It represents a promise to pay in the future and is a right to collect payment for the healthcare provider. In financial accounting, Accounts Receivable is classified as a current asset in the balance sheet and is typically abbreviated as A/R.
In the medical industry, Accounts Receivable management is crucial to ensure timely and accurate payment collection. A prompt follow-up and proper record-keeping of patient invoices can help healthcare providers in maintaining a healthy cash flow and reducing the risk of bad debt. Effective Accounts Receivable management helps healthcare organizations in improving their financial stability and overall profitability.
- Implement proper systems
- Streamline Billing
- Saves time and Effort
- Develop clear procedures.





