ClariqHealthcare

Revenue cycle / stage 06

A claim sitting in AR is not paid. It is just not resolved yet.

Accounts receivable follow-up is the disciplined work of tracking every unpaid claim through the aging report, understanding why each payer has not paid, and taking the specific next action to move it forward, an appeal, a resubmission, a call to the payer.

Denial management sits alongside it: identifying the root cause behind recurring denial patterns and fixing the upstream stage that keeps producing them, rather than reworking the same denial type indefinitely.

What we handle

01

Aging report segmentation and prioritized follow-up by claim age and dollar value.

02

Denial root-cause analysis tracked back to the originating stage of the cycle.

03

Formal appeals with payer-specific documentation and timelines.

04

Structured payer follow-up cadence so no claim ages out silently.

05

Patient balance collections handled with clear, respectful communication.

06

Recurring denial trend reporting shared back with your team.

Why it matters

Old receivables rarely fix themselves.

The longer a claim sits unresolved, the lower the odds it ever gets paid, and the harder it becomes to collect from the patient. Disciplined AR follow-up and denial root-cause work are what keep days in AR low and write-offs to a minimum.

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