Command Suite
Tebra Reports To Revenue Reporting
One import of a practice's Tebra report exports fills in the revenue page: top codes, providers, denials, payers and bank deposits.
Chapters
- The import runs
- Revenue snapshot
- Codes, providers, denials and payers
- Bank deposits and fees
Accessible Transcript
- The import reads the practice's exported reports: providers, claims, service lines, denials and payouts, and prints what it created.
- The revenue page shows it synced from Tebra just now, with cash collected, outstanding A/R, money at risk, net collection and clean claim rate.
- Practice Growth lists the top CPT codes, providers by what they collected, denials by reason, and payers with their collection and denial rates.
- The Payouts card shows each bank deposit with its fees and net, and net deposits by month.
Turning EHR Reports Into Something You Can Read
Most EHRs will export the reports. Few practices have time to put them side by side every week. This import takes the practice's own exports, the claims, service lines, denials and bank deposits, and loads them into one revenue view, so the owner sees what was collected, what's at risk and which payers are slipping without building a spreadsheet.
It runs on a schedule, so the view stays current without anyone re-uploading files. No real client data appears in this recording.
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