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Medical A/R Recovery

Medical accounts receivable recovery for practices carrying claims older than 90 or 180 days. A dedicated team researches, corrects, appeals, and re-files old claims.

18+ yearsin healthcare revenue and practice management
CMRMCertified Medical Revenue Manager, MRMAA
AAPC & AHIMAcertified coders on every account
Your EHRwe work inside your existing systems

How We Help

Many physicians find their practice generating steady or growing monthly charges without seeing the same growth in cash flow. Without consistent, active follow-up on accounts receivable, it’s common to find large balances that are more than 180 days outstanding.

The volume of outstanding claims, and the time it takes to research, correct, appeal, and re-file them, is usually far greater than expected, and a small staff can’t get through it. Elevate’s A/R recovery program assigns a full team of experienced medical billing collectors to work the backlog, with the goal of collecting as much as possible as quickly as the payers allow.

What’s Included

01Aging report review, sorted by payer, balance, and deadline
02Claim research through payer portals and calls
03Corrected claims and resubmissions
04Appeals for claims that should have been paid
05Underpayment identification on closed claims
06Documented write-offs for balances with no path to payment
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Family Clinic Revitalization

Reduction in outstanding A/R within 6 months

A small family clinic was overwhelmed with months of unpaid claims and collapsing cashflow. We cleaned up their backlog, corrected coding inconsistencies, and implemented denial-prevention protocols, stabilizing revenue flow in under four months.

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Who It’s For

  • Practices with a large share of A/R older than 90 days
  • Practices that switched billing staff or companies and left claims behind
  • Practices preparing for a sale, merger, or new billing setup

Common Questions

How far back can you recover claims?

Claims can often be recovered as long as they’re within the payer’s filing, correction, or appeal window. Medicare generally allows filing up to a year from the date of service, while commercial deadlines vary by contract.

Will working old A/R slow down our current billing?

It shouldn’t. A/R recovery works best as a focused project run alongside day-to-day billing so current claims don’t fall behind.

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