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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Congressional Watchdog Warns of Bump in Self Pay Patients through 2015
6 February 2013
Healthcare Daily Digest for 6 February 2013: A Graphic Look at Where Our Healthcare Dollars Go
6 February 2013
Healthcare Daily Digest for 5 February 2013: How Physician Incentives are Like Cane Toads & Kudzu
5 February 2013
Fact Sheet Details Partnership, Patient Advocacy in Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management
5 February 2013
Accretive Health Fact Sheet Details End-to-End Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management Solutions
5 February 2013
HHS Deregulation Proposes to Save Healthcare Providers $676 Million
5 February 2013
Healthcare Daily Digest for 4 February 2013: Americans Confuse Healthcare Price for Healthcare Quality
4 February 2013
Healthcare Providers May Be Participating in CMS's Bundled-Payment Experiment and Not Know It
4 February 2013
Will Solving Immigration Reform Derail the Healthcare Revenue Cycle?
1 February 2013
Accretive Health CEO Mary Tolan: Healthcare Costs are This Generation's Cold War
1 February 2013
Healthcare Daily Digest for 1 February 2013: Social Media and Healthcare CIOs
1 February 2013
Accretive Health CEO Tolan Sees Promise in New Incentives for Managing Patient Care
1 February 2013
Idaho State Senator Compares Health Insurance Exchanges to Holocaust
31 January 2013
Healthcare Daily Digest for 31 January 2013: Torn Between Two Lovers, Medicare Fraud and Political Corruption
31 January 2013
CMS to Cut ESRD Bundled Reimbursement up to $880 Million
31 January 2013
JH Capital Group and Credit Control Appoint Nathan Sturycz as Chief Compliance Officer
31 January 2013
Medicare Reform Should Start Locally: Summit
30 January 2013
Healthcare Daily Digest for 30 January 2013: It Was an Honor Being Nominated, or How Medicare Didn't Pick Me for Its Most Wanted List
30 January 2013
Value Healthcare Services Announces First Company Dedicated to Healthcare Bankruptcy Receivables
30 January 2013
Report: Medical Device Manufacturers Shifting New Tax onto Providers
30 January 2013