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MANAGEMENT REPORTS

If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. The Practice of Management
This section of our website showcases the reporting capabilities of our Practice Management System (PMS). A detailed description and PDF is available for over Thirty One mission critical reports including: Front office (5 reports), billing (5), revenue cycle (4), financial (13 reports) and productivity reports (4) (reports are actual practice data, sanitized for hipaa compliance).

For those that like to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty, we offer a sandbox account that allows the complete evaluation of our system: On your own, at your convenience. No purchase. No obligation – 100% Free.

PracticeSuite’s complete software platform is a unified, end-to-end practice management and EHR software system that improves front office efficiency and collection performance while proactively eliminating claim errors and denials.

Front Office

  • Missed-Cancelled Appointments Report View
  • Appointment – End of Day Reconciliation Sheet Report View
  • Superbill Report View
  • New Patients Report View
  • Patient List By POS and Service Location Report View

Front Office

  • Superbill Tally Report View
  • Summary Insurance Aging Report View
  • Summary Patient Guarantor Balance and Aging Report View
  • Service Location Wise AR Aging Report View
  • Patient By Insurance Co. Report View

Revenue Cycle Management

  • Denial Analysis Report
  • Procedure Productivity By Insurance Report View
  • Adjustment Report View
  • Insurance Reimbursement Variance % Report View

Financial Reporting

  • System Financial Summary Report View
  • Operational Dashboard (Drill Down) View
  • End Of Month Report Package (11 reports in Excel)

Productivity

  • Referring Provider Patient Count Report View
  • Daily Month End Close Report View
  • Top Procedures Diagnoses Count By Provider By POS Report View
  • Monthly Charges By Month By POS Report View

The Practice of Management

Many time intensive administrative tasks can be streamlined and simplified using features built into practice management packages—everything from insurance billing to managing appointments. Unfortunately, many practices don’t use all the features their system offers. Physicians and office managers may not know about their system’s more sophisticated capabilities, or they might lack the training to maximize the software’s potential.

The first question to ask is whether or not your office software has these features:

  1. Electronic remittance/batch posting
  2. Recurring credit card payments
  3. Patient registration using a patient portal
  4. Appointment search vs. scroll
  5. Strong Revenue Management features with detailed reporting in all areas

If it doesn’t, it might be time to find one that does, according to AMA and MGMA. Practice Management options may be stand-alone software or modules of EHRs.

Money Left On The Table?

Effective practice management solutions can improve patient follow-up and boost patient satisfaction scores. Increasingly, CMS is rewarding medical practices for higher scores on patient satisfaction surveys and positive performance on the quality of the care provided. Many physician groups are or will be affected financially by this sea-level change, either because they are part-owners in a hospital or because they participate in risk-sharing financial partnerships with hospitals.

With money at stake, providers should opt for practice management software that facilitates electronic communication with patients and effective follow-up. Reaching out to patients goes beyond asking how they’re doing. In some cases, it means gearing up for patient collections, especially with increasingly high co-pays and deductibles.

Most physician-owned practices adopted EHR to avoid government penalties and installed practice management program to run their business. But EHR and PM systems can work together when implemented correctly; enabling patient registrations become patient health records, for example. Similarly, diagnoses entered in the EHR can translate into properly coded insurance claims for faster payment.

Physician groups in the market for a new practice management platform may initially start out thinking about EHR, given the regulatory push of Meaningful Use and other payment incentive changes in the market like MACRA and MIPS; but as the experts at Information Week say, the strength of the underlying PM system often makes or breaks the enterprise.