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ParvinCorpPractice Reporting

Ridgeline Health Partners. Multi-specialty physician group, 6 sites, 14 providers. This reporting pilot covers two primary care sites on athenaOne, Main Campus and Stonebridge, and their 4 providers.

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Rowan Bexley, Practice Administrator. Owns the monthly numbers for the practice. Starts runs, enters athena’s figures, explains variances, and is the only role that can publish a run.

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Practice Reporting. Prepared for Rowan Bexley on Oct 7, 2026. Whole organization. Filters: sites Stonebridge; payers Silver Creek Health Plan.

May 2026 run · Published

May 2026

PublishedSource: demo dataReconciled with athenaPrint summary

Started Jun 3, 2026 by Rowan Bexley. Published Jun 6, 2026 by Rowan Bexley. 23 numbers: 15 matched, 5 within tolerance, 3 explained.

Provider rows by site (choose one or more)

All sitesMain CampusStonebridge

Practice totals, payer rows and aging are for the whole organization and are never filtered by site.

Payers (choose one or more)

All payersSilver Creek Health PlanNorthwind Mutual BenefitCascade Benefit AllianceStatewide Care Program

Days in A/R and aging

Days in A/R, version 1: Total open A/R at close of business on the last day of the month, divided by average daily charges over the 30 days ending that day.

Denial rate by payer

Denial rate, version 1: Claims a payer denied the first time it decided on them, divided by all claims a payer first decided on in the month. Resubmissions are not counted again.

Visit volume by provider

Visit volume, version 1: Appointments in the month that were checked out or had charges entered, counted under the provider the appointment was scheduled with. An appointment that was checked in but not yet checked out is not counted until it is closed.

No-show and cancellation rate

Cancellation rate, version 1: Appointments in the month cancelled for any reason other than a no-show, divided by all booked appointments in the month.

By site, Stonebridge

Each site’s figure adds up its providers’ rows above, every one of which was checked against athena. The site figures are sums, not separately checked against an athena report.

Completed visits

  • StonebridgeWest Region, 2 providers541

No-show rate

  • StonebridgeWest Region, 2 providers8.15%48 of 589

Internal checks

Before anything is compared with athena, the run has to agree with itself.

All 11 passed
  • Aging buckets add up to total A/R (passed)Five buckets sum to $301,773.97, which is total A/R to the cent.
  • Days in A/R uses the same A/R as the aging report (passed)The days in A/R numerator equals total A/R on the aging report.
  • Provider visit counts add up to the practice total (passed)The provider rows sum to 1,166 visits, the practice total.
  • Payer denials add up to total denials (passed)4 payers account for all 100 denials out of 1,138 claims a payer decided on.
  • Provider no-shows add up to the practice total (passed)Providers account for all 84 no-shows.
  • Every rate has something to divide by (passed)All 12 rates have a denominator above zero.
  • No value is negative (passed)Every value is zero or more.
  • Every claim record athena returned was read (passed)43,021 records fetched across 87 pages, all read.
  • Every appointment record athena returned was read (passed)1,363 records fetched across 3 pages, all read.
  • The claims pull reaches back past every open balance (passed)The oldest open balance is from a visit on Sep 10, 2024; the pull starts on Jun 1, 2023, more than 30 days earlier, so no older balance was cut off.
  • Every booked appointment has exactly one outcome (passed)1,363 booked = 1,166 completed + 84 no-shows + 111 cancelled + 2 still scheduled or checked in.

Where these numbers came from

Enough to prove what was counted, never enough to say who: no patient record was kept.

Source
Demo data, made up and shaped like athena’s
Read from athena
Jun 3, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT
Reporting month
May 1, 2026 to May 31, 2026. A/R measured at close of business May 31, 2026.
Claims
43,021 read and counted, none unreadableCharges $7,621,655.00. Payments posted $4,750,707.75 and adjustments posted $2,564,953.28, both after reversals. Visits from Jun 1, 2023 to May 29, 2026; the oldest unpaid balance is from a visit on Sep 10, 2024.
Appointments
1,363 read and counted, none unreadable
Definitions used
  • Days in A/R, version 1
  • A/R aging, version 1
  • Denial rate, version 1
  • Visit volume, version 1
  • No-show rate, version 1
  • Cancellation rate, version 1
Patient records kept
None. Records were cut down to dates, amounts, provider, payer, department and status, added up, and thrown away.
For your IT team
athena report read:
/v1/{practiceid}/claims, Jun 1, 2023 to May 31, 2026; service date in the 1,095 days to the A/R as-of date, with transactions, so every claim still carrying a balance is counted whatever its age
athena report read:
/v1/{practiceid}/appointments/booked, May 1, 2026 to May 31, 2026; booked appointments in range, including cancelled and no-show
Pages and requests:
claims in 87 pages (43,021 records), appointments in 3 pages (1,363 records), 90 requests in all
Run reference:
R-2026-05
Software version:
rpt-pipeline 1.1.0

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