Why Reducing Accounts Receivable Is Critical for Dental Practices

 

A high accounts receivable balance means your dental practice is essentially acting as the bank for patients—tying up cash and limiting growth.

 
 

By streamlining AR processes, you can improve cash flow, reduce risk, and free up resources to invest back into your practice. Ready to optimize AR?

 
 

Meet Sana Arshad

FOUNDER & CEO BEHIND ADC CPA

Sana Arshad has in-depth knowledge of dental and cost control from her experience at a start-up DSO. She completed her Master of Accountancy with specialization in Performance Management, and later achieved her Chartered Professional Accounting designation. Her passion is growing businesses through the balance of increasing sales and decreasing costs but also being a empathic leader that values and rewards team members to achieve these results.

 

Need 1:1 Help or Financial Assistance?

Thank you for reading! For more insights and personalized advice on optimizing your practice’s KPIs, reach out to ADC CPA. We’re committed to helping you achieve operational excellence and financial success.

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