Numbers tell the story better than promises. Since 1992, AMS Solutions has helped physician practices across the country reduce accounts receivable, raise collections, and bring discipline to the revenue cycle. The case studies below come from real AMS client engagements — each a different specialty, a different starting point, and a measurable outcome.
Results at a Glance
- Nearly $300,000 less accounts receivable, with 70% of A/R brought current for an internal medicine practice.
- 98.9% first-pass clean claim rate and 12% year-over-year revenue growth for a three-location neurology and sleep practice.
- 46% higher collections per visit and 93% fewer unbilled claims for a growing family practice.
How these results were measured: The figures are drawn from client billing, claims, and accounts-receivable reporting during each engagement. Practice names are withheld to protect client confidentiality. Each detailed case study explains the starting point, work performed, and reported outcome. Results vary by specialty, payer mix, claim volume, staffing, and the condition of a practice’s revenue cycle; these examples are not a guarantee of future performance.
Featured Case Studies
Internal Medicine — ~$300K AR Reduction
A Michigan internal medicine practice cut accounts receivable by almost $300,000 and brought 70% of A/R current with structured revenue cycle management and same-day denial work.
Neurology & Sleep — 98.9% Clean Claim Rate
A three-location neurology and sleep practice reached a 98.9% first-pass clean claim rate and 12% year-over-year revenue growth with next-day claims processing.
Family Practice — 46% Higher Collections
A growing family practice increased average collections per visit by 46% and cut unbilled claims by 93% with AMS coding expertise and scalable revenue cycle management.
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