Healthcare accounting
Clearer economics for a complex care business.
From beginning to end: accurate accounting, revenue-cycle visibility, financial planning, and coordinated corporate and individual tax support for healthcare organizations and practices.
Built for healthcare accounting
Generic bookkeeping misses the operating story.
Industry-specific accounting starts with the questions leaders actually face, then builds the chart of accounts, close, reporting, and meetings around those decisions.
Compare service levels →Medical coding and billing analysis
Claims, denials, collections, and A/R support
Provider, location, payer, and service-line reporting
Billing workflow and revenue-cycle support
Cash forecasts, staffing analysis, and tax planning
A better monthly conversation
Measures we may organize around.
The final scorecard depends on your systems and goals. These are common starting points, not universal benchmarks.
Collections and days in ARRevenue by provider or locationStaffing cost and utilizationOperating marginPayer or service mixCash needs and capital plans
Small-practice systems
Connect the EMR, billing platform, and books.
Independent practices often run clinical documentation, scheduling, coding, claims, and patient collections through one system while QuickBooks holds the general ledger. We analyze coding and billing trends, reconcile deposits and remittances, review denials and aging, and build a controlled handoff into accounting—without moving patient-level clinical data into QuickBooks.
Common questions
Do you provide tax planning and returns?
Yes. Fogler CPA provides corporate and individual tax planning and return preparation, coordinated with the accounting work from beginning to end.
Do we have to change software?
Not automatically. We first evaluate the current system, reporting needs, data quality, and control gaps. A change should solve a real problem, not create a new one.
Can you clean up prior periods?
Historical cleanup can be scoped as an implementation project before the recurring accounting rhythm begins.