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Your AR aging report tells you exactly where your money is stuck, how long it’s been there, and usually why. In this episode, Hannah Boyd walks through how to read your aging buckets and what good looks like. At Collective Revenue, we aim to keep 61-120 days at or under 4% of total AR and 120+ days at or under 2.5%. You’ll also hear why timely filing limits belong on a cheat sheet at every billing desk, and a simple weekly routine for working your oldest, highest-dollar claims first and fixing problems at the source.

Small changes. Smarter processes. Stronger results, collectively.

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Eye codes or E/M codes? Learn how to choose the code your documentation and payer actually support, so you stop under-coding complex visits and avoid takebacks.

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Join Hannah Boyd with Collective Revenue as we discuss the importance of verification and eligibility in your optometry practice.

Join Hannah Boyd, CEO and Founder of Collective Revenue and today's host of Tip into Better Revenue as we dive into The Dreaded “A” Word. Let's talk about audits!

Join Founder and CEO Hannah Boyd for today's Tip Into Better Revenue as we discuss Unlocking Hidden Revenue in your practice.

Join CEO and Founder, Hannah Boyd as we dive into Understanding the difference between rejected and denied claims. She'll cover basic examples and steps on what to do next to solve your unpaid claims.

Join Hannah Boyd, Founder and CEO of Collective Revenue for part two of coordination of benefits. Today we will cover vision plans and commercial plans.

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Dive in with Hannah Boyd, Founder and CEO on today's quick yet actionable episode discussing when Medicare is secondary.