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How healthy is your practice's revenue cycle?

Answer 5 quick questions to see how your practice compares

Stop guessing and start seeing clearly

Take our quick assessment to get a clear look at your current revenue cycle performance. You do not need to pull exact data to participate—just share your best estimates to see where you stand.

How it works:

  1. Answer 5 quick questions about your core revenue metrics.
  2. We’ll create your complimentary Financial Health Snapshot—a clear, personalized view of your current performance and opportunities for improvement.
  3. Start moving toward better financial health with actionable guidance.

 

Take a few moments to answer the questions and take control of your revenue cycle.

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What is your first-pass payment rate?*
This is the percentage of claims paid correctly by insurers on the first submission. Unlike clean claim rate, which measures claims submitted without errors, FPPR reflects the actual payment success rate after the first submission. To calculate it, divide the number of claims paid on the first attempt by the total number of claims submitted, then multiply by 100.
75%
75%
What is your average days in AR for insurance payments?*
This is the average number of days it takes to collect insurance payments after a service is provided. To calculate it, divide your total accounts receivable by your average daily charges.
20
20
What percentage of your insurance AR is older than 90 days?*
This is the percentage of insurance accounts receivable that remain unpaid for more than 90 days. To calculate it, divide the total AR over 90 days by your total AR, then multiply by 100.
0%
0%
What percentage of your denials are due to timely filing issues?*
This is the percentage of claim denials caused by missing payer deadlines. To calculate it, divide the number of timely filing denials by the total number of denials, then multiply by 100.
0%
0%
What is your net collections rate?*
This is the percentage of collectible insurance revenue your practice actually collects. To calculate it, divide your total payments by your total collectible charges, then multiply by 100.
70%
70%