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How Gastroenterology RCM Reduced A/R by 42 Days: Explained
Gastroenterology practices often struggle with high A/R due to payer rules, authorization delays, and coding complexity. This blog explains how targeted revenue cycle improvements helped reduce A/R by 42 days by strengthening eligibility verification, coding accuracy, and denial prevention across GI billing workflows.