See the full pattern. Build the recovery plan.
A comprehensive three-month review for practices that need stronger trend visibility, a reliable baseline, monthly monitoring, staff training, or structured recovery work.
Month One
Review the first set of revenue-cycle signals.
Month Two
Compare activity and identify what begins to repeat.
Month Three
Confirm the strongest patterns and build the baseline.
Revenue problems rarely stay in one department.
A wider activity period helps connect front-end decisions, claim movement, reimbursement, denials, A/R, collections, and workflow performance into one stronger picture.
Information before the claim
Registration, eligibility, authorization, patient access, and the early steps that influence clean claim performance.
Movement through submission
Claim flow, submission timing, rejection activity, and the points where clean claims may be slowing down.
Reasons that keep returning
Denial categories, repeat payer concerns, appeal activity, and the operational patterns behind resubmission.
Payment timing and value
Underpayment signals, reimbursement concerns, payer response, and whether expected payment appears to align with activity.
Balances that need movement
Aging, follow-up activity, collection timing, patient balances, and whether unresolved revenue has a clear next action.
How the practice works together
Operational flow, staff training opportunities, handoffs, monitoring needs, and the processes affecting sustained improvement.
Three months gives leadership more than a list of concerns.
It creates a stronger baseline for deciding what should be corrected, tracked, taught, or monitored after the assessment ends.
A more reliable answer to “What is really affecting performance?”
The 90-day view gives Maison Dexara enough history to connect patterns across the major revenue-cycle categories and organize recovery priorities around the full practice—not only one visible symptom.
A comprehensive result without a confusing handoff.
A clear view of current performance.
A stronger foundation for what happens next.
For the practice that needs the strongest current-performance baseline.
This assessment is a strong fit when leadership needs a comprehensive revenue-cycle view, wants stronger context before a recovery plan, or is preparing for monthly monitoring, staff training, or sustained operational change.
Make the next decision with the full pattern in view.
Review begins after complete records are received. Findings are generally prepared within about three to eight weeks, depending on scope and complexity, followed by a results meeting and recovery-plan direction.