BENCHMARK REPORT: Registration accuracy rates
Patient Access Weekly Advisor, November 12, 2008
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Want to know how your peers do with their registration accuracy rates? Want to know if their numbers are better than they were 18 months ago? We at the Patient Access Resource Center (PARC) do, too.
That is why we prepared this eight-page benchmarking report. Your revenue cycle department is only as good as your patient access team. And it all begins with accuracy on the front end.
To read the report, please click here.
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