Guest guest Posted January 13, 2007 Report Share Posted January 13, 2007 Group, Following ’s lead, here are my numbers for 2006. Date opened: 4/28/2003 Total invoices: 3049 Total billed: $346,949 Average billed: $113.79 Total number of payments: 5753 Total payments: $239,526 Adjustments: $99,693 (difference is accounts receivable) Salary: $112,509 Comments: 1) Invoices include flu shots and nurse visits, so technically I did not “see” 3000 patients last year, probably closer to 2750. 2) Average billed is high, but the majority of visits are physicals or 99214s. I do some procedures (strep tests, skin stuff) that boost this number. My fee schedule is based on the highest reimbursing insurance in the area. 3) As most people have copays or deductibles, the total number of payments does reflect way more than the total number of invoices, which is just a reminder of how crazy and chaotic this system is. 4) Adjustments are at 28.7% which approximates the fact that Medicare and most other insurances in this area pay about 70% of the top paying insurance. Medicaid pays about 50%. Looking at my population, there are very few people who have the highest paying insurance. 5) My salary represents only 47% of expenses, but that number is a bit misleading. I pay health insurance through the company (so that is not considered part of my salary, but is a rather large expense). I am also paying a fair amount in loans. Hopefully those will get paid off over the next year or two and my salary as a percent of revenue will increase to around 60%. Goals for next year (not in any particular order): 1) Work on improving my chronic disease management. 2) Close to new patients (currently have 1300 active patients), and augment income to the practice through the newly acquired aesthetic machine. 3) Continue to spread the work about the IMP movement locally and (perhaps) nationally. 4) Continue to be able to balance work and family and 5) continue to learn from you guys! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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