How to increase upfront collections, reduce patient accounts receivable, and improve your cash flow
Mathis, D.R.; Lewis, M.S.
Journal of Medical Practice Management Mpm 26(6): 336-338
2011
ISSN/ISBN: 8755-0229 PMID: 21815546 Document Number: 653179
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