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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Hospitals Quietly Seek Financial Assistance from Capitol Hill
16 December 2008
More Caps on Medicare and Medicaid no Solution to Rising Health Care Costs
12 December 2008
Electronic Medical Records May Provide Revenue for Providers and Patients
10 December 2008
Hospitals? Strategy to Boost Medicaid Enrollments Could Hurt Industry?s Long Term Financial Stability
5 December 2008
Tough Economy, Holiday Pressures Call for Flexibility When Collecting Medical Debt
2 December 2008
Unemployment and Uninsured Data Contaminate Traditional Holiday Mood
25 November 2008
Medical ARM Firms Feeling Pressure of a Sour Economy
25 November 2008
Look for Collection Account Balances to Fall Under Universal Health Care, Not Volume
25 November 2008
Sen. Max Baucus Gets Debate Going on Capitol Hill with Health Reform Plan
18 November 2008
Credit Crunch Impacting Burgeoning Medical Receivables Market
14 November 2008
Conifer Health Solutions Could Reshape ARM Industry, Competitive Landscape
11 November 2008
Medical ARM Market to Grow, Even Under Universal Healthcare: Analyst
7 November 2008
Ohio State Medical Association Announces Partnership with Transworld Systems
7 November 2008
TransUnion Revenue Manager Addresses ?Red Flags Regulations?
7 November 2008
EXCLUSIVE: Tenet Spins Off ARM and Communications Business
6 November 2008
ABEO Buys Pasadena Billing Associates
4 November 2008
NCFE's Poulsen Convicted of Fraud
4 November 2008
Health Care Concerns Reflected in Election Polling, Early Voter Turnout
31 October 2008
Executive Change: Tony Burke Promoted to CEO of All Global
31 October 2008
Health Providers Concerned About Incentive Payments in Government Medicare Audit Program
29 October 2008