Aging Accounts Receivable
Where balances are accumulating and whether follow-up appears consistent across aging buckets.
If denials are increasing, A/R is aging, claims are delayed or your team is spending too much time chasing billing issues, the first step is understanding where the workflow is breaking down.
Our free billing audit is an initial review designed to help identify the areas of your revenue cycle that may deserve closer attention—without requiring you to change vendors or commit to a service.
The review is tailored to the problem you are trying to solve. Depending on the information available, the conversation may focus on one or several of these areas.
Where balances are accumulating and whether follow-up appears consistent across aging buckets.
Recurring denial categories, rework patterns and areas where prevention may be possible.
Potential workflow gaps between documentation, coding, charge entry and submission.
Payment patterns or unresolved reimbursement issues that may require additional review.
Workflow inconsistencies that may contribute to rejections, denials or avoidable rework.
Whether unresolved claims have clear ownership, next steps and consistent payer follow-up.
Enrollment or payer participation issues that may be delaying clean reimbursement.
Operational gaps that may be causing billable work, claims or balances to go unresolved.
You do not need a perfect data package before contacting us. We can start with the issue you are seeing and determine what information would be useful next.
Share your specialty, current billing concern and any context that helps explain the problem.
We identify which part of the revenue cycle deserves attention and what information would help us evaluate it.
You receive a practical discussion of the problem areas identified and the options available to address them.
If our services are a fit, we can discuss scope and implementation. If not, there is no obligation to proceed.
You are correcting the same types of claims repeatedly and want to understand where prevention may be possible.
Outstanding balances continue to grow and it is difficult to see which claims are being actively worked.
Your internal team is spending more time on billing follow-up than the practice can comfortably support.
You want a clearer picture of your current workflow before deciding what should stay internal and what could be outsourced.
If you have any of this information available, it can help make the review more specific. Do not delay contacting us because you do not have every item.
Before changing your billing model, it helps to understand whether the real problem is claims, denials, payer follow-up, coding, A/R, staffing or a combination of several issues.
That is why we use the initial review to frame the problem first. The service recommendation comes after.
These tools can help you organize a few of the metrics that are often useful during a billing conversation.
Yes. The initial billing review is complimentary. It is designed to help us understand your situation and determine whether there is a useful next step.
No. The review can help you understand the problem whether you ultimately keep your existing setup, change a workflow or decide to work with a different partner.
No. Please do not place sensitive patient information in the website form. We can discuss an appropriate process if additional information is needed for a later review.
No. Results depend on the practice, payer mix, existing workflow, claim history and many other factors. We focus on identifying operational issues and measurable opportunities rather than making unsupported guarantees.
That is fine. Ultra Medical Solutions can support focused functions such as denials, A/R, coding, credentialing or prior authorization as well as broader revenue-cycle workflows.
Start with the problem you are seeing. We will help you determine what should be reviewed next.