The Executive Summary Report provides Monthly totals incorporating key revenue cycle KPI components, broken down for each month over a 12 month reporting period.
Twelve-Month Calculation
Calculated by Post Date.
The calculation is the same as the Practice Analysis Report when run by the same criteria.
Beginning & Ending A/R (Charges, Payments, Adjustments, and Write-offs).
Calculation of Ending A/R: Beginning A/R plus Charges minus Net Payments minus All Adjustments
The Beginning and Ending A/R are available on the A/R Analysis Report.
Work RVUs
To Collections (Net): Write-offs (WOCOL) and Reversal of Collections (WOPR)
# of Patients: The Patient is counted once even if the person has had more than one Encounter during the specified period.
# of Visits: The number of Visits is calculated by a distinct Date of Service.
Average Patient Charge (APC): Charges divided by the # of Patients.
Average Patient Revenue (APR): Net Payments divided by the # of Patients.
Starting with the current month, a Lookback of 6 months and a Lag Time of 3 months:
Current Month: July 2022
For all of the 6-month Lookback Review KPIs used as examples below, these parameters will be used:
The Calculated Allowance Rate is the percentage of Contractual Adjustments.
Calculation
Example
The Net Collection Rate shows the effectiveness of your practice at collecting the reimbursements that are Allowed. The goal is to get this KPI as close to 100% as possible. This KPI is generated by DOS, so for the reporting month you are seeing Encounters that fall within the Lookback Period and all Payments posted against those Charges.
Calculation
Example:
The Gross Collection Rate is a comparison of your fees to what you were actually paid. A high Gross Collection Rate means your fees are close to the amount payers have paid.
Calculation
Your Average Days in Accounts Receivable or “Days in A/R” is the average time that it takes for a service to be paid by a responsible party. Calculating days in A/R shows the efficiency of your billing process.
Days in A/R = Accounts Receivable divided by Average Amount Charged in One Day
Average Amount Charged in One Day: ((Sum of Charges in Lookback Months) divided by (Billing Days)).
This is the Average number of days that it takes to add the Charges after the Dates of Service.
This is the Average number of days from the Added Date to Charge Completion.
This is the average number of days from the Added Date to the Billed Date.
This is the number of charges that are sent to the clearinghouse within 48 hours based on the service date and the date billed (submitted).
This is the percentage of Claims sent to the Clearinghouse that were accepted by the Clearinghouse on the first Submission.
Use the check boxes in the Sections Panel to include them in the Executive Summary Report.
Select the Activity by CFI check box to include a comparison by CFI of the Current Year to the Previous Year.
Select the Activity by Insurance Reporting Group to include the comparison of the Current Year to the Previous Year.