Improve Revenue Yield and A/R—Emphasize Process, Not Increased Payroll

Introduction

Hiring more people isn’t the answer to persistent RCM pain. High-yielding practices optimize their workflows, create transparency through unified data, and invest in the right technology—not just more manpower.

Is your organization operating at its full revenue potential—or just getting by with legacy processes?

Foster a Cash Flow–Driven Culture

Make revenue performance part of everyday conversation. Share AR metrics in daily huddles, educate clinical staff on their impact, and celebrate fast wins. Complete, real-time dashboards make progress visible for all.

Prevent Denials and Minimize Rework

Denials often originate at scheduling or check-in. With integrated tech and strong processes, catch errors before they become expensive rework. A few focused changes can reduce outstanding AR by 10–15%.

10-15%
Typical improvement in AR days by addressing top denial sources with integrated workflows

Automate and Prioritize Follow-Up

With many accounts moving at once, smart prioritization is vital. Workflow technology and unified data let teams quickly identify accounts that matter most—automating the lesser ones, accelerating overall collections.

Strengthen Payer and Patient Communication

Delays arise from unclear payer rules and patient expectations. Integrated systems and targeted communication tools reduce confusion and get money in the door faster—while boosting satisfaction.

Enforce Accountability and Ongoing Training

Regular reviews, role-based dashboards, and targeted training keep everyone sharp and aligned to organizational goals—making it easy to spot issues and celebrate strong performance.

Conclusion 

Sustained revenue yield comes from process improvement, not payroll inflation. JHD Healthcare Partners' free RCM Health Quiz is the first step to recognizing where there may be leakage in your revenue cycle.