What type of report is used to show healthcare service charge amounts that are outstanding to the organization?

The A/R aging report, or accounts receivable aging report, is specifically designed to provide a detailed breakdown of outstanding charges owed to a healthcare organization. It categorizes unpaid invoices based on the length of time they have been outstanding, allowing the organization to quickly assess which accounts are overdue and need follow-up actions. This type of report is essential for managing cash flow and ensuring timely payments from patients or insurance companies.

In contrast, the other options serve different purposes: the patient feedback report focuses on collecting information regarding patient satisfaction and experiences, rather than financial data. The service performance report typically measures the effectiveness and efficiency of the services provided, while the daily revenue report summarizes the income generated over a day but does not specifically address outstanding charges. Understanding the distinct functions of these various reports underscores the importance of the A/R aging report in managing an organization’s financial health.