MONITOR
TERMINAL BAD DEBT RECOVERY
where Write-offs become revenue.
WHY TERMINAL BAD DEBT STAYS TERMINAL
Once an account is written off, it stops being worked. Contact information goes stale, financial circumstances change, and no one is watching. Providers close the file and move on, leaving balances that patients could have paid sitting permanently outside the revenue cycle. The write-off becomes permanent by default, not by fact.
Our Advantage:
Monitoring, Analytics, and Engagement
MONITOR continuously reevaluates closed and returned accounts, flagging the moment updated contact data or improved financial circumstances create a new opportunity to pay. Advanced signal scoring segments every account, patient-friendly outreach handles the conversation, and Medicare and non-Medicare balances are treated the same. Providers see an average 2% to 6% increase in recovery.
how it
works
Data Retrieval
You place accounts using your standard bad debt file, including a four-year historical lookback.
Proprietary Analytics
Data augmentation & signal scoring segment accounts into high engaged, mid monitored, and low returned.
Engagement & Collections
Courteous, consultative outreach with itemized balance explanations.
Recovery & Returns
Accounts are collected or returned based on score bands, with ongoing forward-flow placements.
Download the Monitor Overview
rethinking terminal bad debt
Extended recovery for
TerminalBad Debt
MONITOR runs as a fully managed program on performance-based pricing, so there is no operational lift and no cost until revenue is recovered. Your existing placement process stays exactly as it is, and Medicare cost reporting requirements stay intact while the recovery window keeps extending.
Up to 20% incremental recovery
From legacy bad debt portfolios
Millions in new net revenue
From balances previously written off
Extended recovery lifecycle
Capturing payment opportunities traditional collections miss
Higher long-term ROI
On historical AR portfolios
Cumulative Recoveries
Actual, one healthcare provider
In four years, more than $110 million in incremental gross revenue was identified and recovered for this provider.
$35 million annually going forward.
The graph illustrates the cash impact of the MONITOR analytics program for a large healthcare provider.
