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Accounts receivable follow-up that recovers revenue.

Persistent, organized follow-up on every unpaid claim, so revenue does not quietly age out.

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Account Receivable

What it is and why it matters

Unpaid claims do not resolve themselves. The longer a claim sits, the harder it is to collect, and filing limits keep running while it waits. Consistent follow-up is the difference between collected revenue and write-offs.

Aube works open claims on a set schedule by aging bucket: 0-30, 31-60, 61-90 and 90+ days. We contact payers directly, not just through automated status checks, and escalate claims that are stuck past payer service levels.

What we handle

  • Claims worked by aging bucket (0-30, 31-60, 61-90, 90+ days)
  • Direct payer calls and portal follow-up
  • Escalation path for claims stuck beyond payer service levels
  • Underpayment review against expected reimbursement
  • Regular AR reporting, including days in AR
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How it works

How we handle account receivable.

01

Review the aging report

We start with every open claim, sorted by age, balance and payer.

02

Work by priority

Claims are worked on a set cadence, with older and higher-value claims getting the most attention.

03

Contact payers directly

We follow up by phone and portal to get real answers, not just a status code.

04

Escalate and report

Stuck claims are escalated, and you get reporting on aging, days in AR and what was recovered.

The payoff

What you get with Aube.

Less revenue written off

Steady follow-up catches claims before they age past the point of recovery.

Lower days in AR

Working claims early and often brings the time to payment down.

Underpayments caught

Payments are compared with expected reimbursement, so short payments get followed up instead of accepted.

Questions

Account Receivable FAQs.

What is days in AR?

Days in AR is the average time it takes to collect payment after billing. Lower is better. A commonly cited benchmark is under about 40 days, though it varies by specialty.

What is an AR aging bucket?

Aging buckets group unpaid claims by how long they have been outstanding: 0-30, 31-60, 61-90 and 90+ days. Older buckets are harder to collect.

How often are claims followed up?

Claims are worked on a set cadence based on their age, with older claims getting more attention.

Do you find underpayments?

We compare payments with expected reimbursement during posting and follow up when a payment looks short.

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