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Regional Health
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REVENUE CYCLE MANAGEMENT

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1. Choose one additional performance metric and choose defect metrics.
2. Why these particular metrics?
3. Compare MRHS metrics to national metrics.
4. List corrective actions to improve MRHS metrics.
5. "Asses the fairness and efficiency of the current fragmented payment system to providers, insurers, patients and society."
6. Calculate average expected payment for the MRI and joint replacement procedures. Revenue Cycle Metrics
Metrics

Metric

Metric Definition

Performance

Cost to Collect

Total revenue cycle costs/ Total cash collected

Defect- Scheduling

Insurance Verification

No. of verified encounters/ No. of registered encounters

Defect- Registration

Registration Quality Score

No. of correct patient demographics and insurance data elements input/Total data elements required at registration

Defect- Case
Management

Preauthorization Denial Rate

No. of claims denied for no preauthorization/ No. of claims submitted Defect- Clinical Charge
Processing

Charge Lag Days

Days between service date and posting of charge/
Encounters billed

Defect- Medical Records

Days in Discharge Not Yet Billed

Gross dollars in A/R (not final billed)/ Average daily gross revenue Defect- Billing

Clean Claim Rate

Number of claims that pass edits requiring no manual intervention/ Total claims accepted into claims scrubber tool for billing prior to submission

Defect- Payment Posting

Net Days Revenue in Credit
Balance

Dollars in credit balance/Ave daily net patient service revenue Why These Defect Metrics?
Insurance Verification Rate: Determines early on who has insurance and what kind of payments can be expected from that particular insurance. Knowing this information upfront will give a realistic expectation of payments. Listed in MAP Keys.
Registration Quality Score:
The alternative was POS Cash Collection rate, which was not listed as a defect in the original revenue cycle

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