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How Outsourcing Radiology Billing Services Can Make You Profitable?

Posted by Dorian Wilfred on February 17, 2026

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Posted by Dorian Wilfred on February 10, 2026

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How to Cut AR in Healthcare from 60 Days to Same-Day Payments

Healthcare accounts receivable is one of the vital components of your medical billing practice as it is the money that you still owe from your patients or their insurance payers. The reason is pretty simple- it always takes time to receive payments. You may even need to wait till 60,90, or even 120 days. You cannot expect to enjoy a good cash flow, smooth daily operations and invest in better until you improve your overall AR. The good news is you don’t have to deal with long AR cycles anymore. With modern tools and smart strategies, providers are now moving from 60-day waits to same-day payments. You have to acknowledge it managing AR is not about just collecting your payments only but it is also about building a strong financial foundation to ensure practice success and better patient outcome. Let’s look at the problems with traditional AR, the rise of same-day models, and the new solutions making it possible. The issue with long healthcare accounts receivable...

OIG Watchlist: Radiology Billing Services Are Under Fire

Radiologists spend hours interpreting medical images, collaborating with other healthcare professionals, and guiding patient treatment. Radiology billing has landed squarely in the spotlight, and the attention is anything but flattering. The Office of Inspector General (OIG) has sharpened its focus on radiology billing practices across the U.S. They especially targeted those tied to radiology centers and outpatient departments. However, this scrutiny isn't based on guesswork. It follows mounting evidence of billing irregularities. That includes inconsistent coding to claims that simply don't match documentation. Why Radiology Billing Has Become a Federal Concern Radiology billing and coding are complex. It involves layered services, detailed modifiers, and billing codes that vary by payer. The industry sees a high volume of claims with a wide margin for error. That's exactly why it's come under OIG inv...

Master Healthcare Accounts Receivable to Strengthen Your RCM Process

Healthcare organizations lose 5–15% of their yearly revenue because of poor accounts receivable (AR) management. A survey by the MGMA shows that, on average, 13.54% of AR is over 120 days old. Now you should know what healthcare accounts receivable management is, why it is essential for your RCM process, and the three vital stages of efficient AR management. Know what healthcare accounts receivable management is: Accounts receivable (AR) management in healthcare means diligently tracking and collecting payments from patients and their insurance companies for the provided services. If your average AR is 60 days, it takes two months to get paid. But AR days should stay below 25 days. When payments are delayed for months, it's called aging AR, and it affects your cash flow. AR management helps by handling the full revenue cycle—checking insurance, sending claims, managing denials, following up on unpaid claims, and collecting patient balances. Now, you need t...

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