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Healthcare Accounting

A dependable monthly close for your medical group.

Connect bank activity, payroll reports and accounting records so you can review your financial statements with a clear view of what has been checked.

When accounting support helps

Reconciliations are overdue. Balance-sheet accounts are difficult to explain. Reports arrive without a clear list of open questions. A consistent monthly close gives these issues a place to be reviewed and followed up.

From records to a monthly financial reviewBank activity, payroll reports and accounting records connect through the monthly close to financial statements and open questions.Bank activityPayroll reportsAccountingrecordsMonthlycloseFinancialstatementsOpen questions
One connected review. Records, statements and unresolved items.
Illustrative workflow; scope agreed for your practice.

What the monthly work can include

01

Reconciled accounts

Review bank, credit-card and agreed balance-sheet accounts against supporting records. Document differences that need investigation.

02

Payroll reconciliation

Connect payroll reports with cash movements and related liabilities. Keep classifications consistent with your reporting structure.

03

Financial statements and supporting schedules

Prepare the agreed statements, explain the reporting basis and make unresolved items visible.

04

An organized chart of accounts

Use consistent categories as your practice's providers, locations and systems change.

Follow the change in cash.

Illustrative monthly cash reviewAmount
Opening cash$80,000
Cash received$120,000
Cash paid($95,000)
Closing cash$105,000

The next question: which receipts and payments explain the change, and does closing cash agree with the reconciled records?

Illustrative monthly cash movementOpening cash of 80,000 dollars plus 120,000 received minus 95,000 paid equals closing cash of 105,000 dollars. Fictional example in US dollars.$80k+$120k−$95k$105kOpeningReceivedPaidClosing
Fictional example in USD, not client results or a forecast. Cash movement is different from accounting profit.

From records to a reviewed close

A clear sequence connects source information, agreed responsibilities and the reporting package.

  1. 01

    Collect agreed reports

    Use a consistent reporting period and identify missing information.

  2. 02

    Reconcile and classify

    Connect transactions and balances to supporting records.

  3. 03

    Review exceptions

    Explain differences, document proposed corrections and obtain approvals.

  4. 04

    Prepare the package

    Deliver the agreed statements and note remaining limitations.

Your team’s role: provide the agreed records and access, explain unfamiliar transactions and approve matters assigned to practice leadership. We agree responsibilities and close timing around your systems and available information.

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Questions about accounting support

Can you help if prior periods are unfinished?

Historical issues may need a separate cleanup project before a reliable monthly process can be established.

Review cleanup support

Does this include medical billing or payroll processing?

Those responsibilities are separately defined. Reconciliation focuses on connecting the reports and accounting records.

Can reports include our locations?

Location reporting can be discussed during scoping. The structure depends on how activity is recorded and the information available.

Keep exploring

Discuss your monthly close.

Tell us what is working, what is overdue and which financial reports your practice needs.

Related reading: Monthly close checklist.

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