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Business offices were generally the pioneers for this new technology as tasks like patient billing and accounts receivable were converted from manual posting machines to large-scale computer systems.
Where we have been, where we are going by Childs, Bill W. / Health Management Technology
Higher expenses resulting from the phase out of Enzo Clinical Labs' legacy billing system and implementation during the quarter of a new billing and accounts receivable system affected Enzo's contractual allowance and therefore revenues, and the provision for doubtful accounts.
ENZO BIOCHEM REPORTS RECORD FISCAL 2009 FIRST QUARTER REVENUE by Biotech Financial Reports
The system provides much greater property information, detailed billing and accounts receivable information to the property owner and on-line updating and inquiry capabilities.
Automating assessment information for improvement districts: the City ... by Clifford, Craig / Government Finance Review
 
 
 
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