How your billing is really performing
An independent grade of how your billing is performing.
Whoever handles your billing reports on their own work. That is not a criticism, it is how the arrangement is built, and it means nobody grades the result from the outside. The scorecard does. It is built from the same line items the audit produces, so you can open any grade and see what it is made of.
Billing scorecard, last quarter
Overall grade
CCollecting, with real money left behind
Of what was collectible, how much was collected
Benchmark 96%
Denials corrected and resubmitted rather than written off
Benchmark 85%
How long money sits before it arrives
Benchmark 35 days
Share of expected revenue that never arrived
Benchmark 2%
A sample scorecard for one practice over one quarter. Grades are computed from the metrics shown, against the benchmark on each row.
Four measures that decide what you collect.
It measures the things that decide whether a practice collects what it earns: how much of what you bill is collected, how many denials get reworked instead of written off, how long money sits in A/R, and how much leaks out along the way. Each one is scored against a benchmark.
A grade you can hold a conversation around.
A grade you can hold a conversation around, and the detail underneath it when that conversation gets specific. If your billing is performing well, the scorecard says so, which is worth having in writing from someone outside the arrangement.
Graded by a party that is not being graded.
The scorecard is graded from the same line items the audit produces, by a party that is not being measured and is not paid by whoever is.
Works with the rest of Incura
The number at the bottom of the report
The audit
An independent check of a closed month that finds the dollars that never arrived, reconciled so the total ties to what actually hit your bank account.
Recoverable found, one month
Total recoverable
$27,400
Across 112 claims, charges and patient balances at a three-provider practice, September
A payer’s contract sets a rate for a procedure and the payment came in under it. Nothing about the claim was rejected, so nothing flagged it. It was posted, closed, and counted as collected.
33 claims
How is your billing really performing?
It starts with one short call. We walk you through Incura and what it would show you about your own practice’s revenue. No cost, no commitment.
We usually reply within one business day.