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Citable benchmark research on U.S. healthcare RCM.

Original quarterly State of RCM benchmarks, annual denial-trend reports, industry surveys, and methodology papers from Medonix. Sourced from MGMA, HFMA, CMS, and AAPC published data combined with anonymized production data from our founding client cohort and independent surveys of U.S. revenue-cycle leaders. Free to download, citable with attribution.

6Published reports
MGMA / HFMAPrimary benchmark sources
~12.4MClaims analyzed (annual)
QuarterlyBenchmark cadence

Latest release

Quarterly benchmarkApril 30, 2026 · 64 pages

State of RCM, Q1 2026

A Medonix synthesis of MGMA and HFMA trailing 12-month benchmarks on clean-claim rate, days in A/R, denial mix, and payer behavior, with commentary from our founding client cohort. The full quarterly snapshot of where U.S. medical billing actually stands going into Q2 2026.

Inside the report

  • First-pass clean-claim rate by specialty (top 35).
  • Days in A/R by payer type and tier.
  • Denial mix by CARC code, with quarter-over-quarter shift.
  • Prior-auth turnaround time by payer.
  • Patient-pay collection rate by statement cadence.

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Sample

MGMA / HFMA published data + Medonix founding cohort

Anonymized production billing data across all active U.S. client practices, rolling measurement window ending the report date.

Want to cite this

Each report carries a citable byline, publication date, and methodology link. Methodology paper available at /resources/research/medonix-rcm-methodology-2026/.

How we research

Original data, sourced and disclosed.

Medonix research draws from three sources. First, published U.S. industry benchmarks from MGMA, HFMA, CMS, and AAPC. Second, anonymized production billing data from Medonix's founding client cohort, with prior contractual consent for benchmark inclusion. Third, independent surveys of U.S. healthcare practice owners, CFOs, and revenue-cycle leaders, with respondent identities anonymized. All sources are scoped, sampled, and reported with the methodology disclosed on every release.

PHI never appears in published research. All data is de-identified using HIPAA Safe Harbor with expert determination where required, audited under our SOC 2 Type II and HITRUST CSF scope. Cell-suppression rules prevent re-identification of small sample groups. The full data-handling protocol is in the methodology paper.

Citation with attribution is welcome. Every report carries a citable byline, publication date, sample size, and a link to the methodology. Journalists and analysts who want embargoed access to forthcoming reports or supplementary data should email the editorial team.

All published reports

6 reports across five formats.

Press, analyst, and academic access

Embargoed access, supplementary data, and interview requests.

Journalists at U.S. healthcare and trade publications, industry analysts, and academic researchers can request embargoed access to forthcoming reports, supplementary tables, and interviews with the Medonix research team.

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About Medonix research.

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Three sources. (1) Published U.S. industry benchmarks from MGMA, HFMA, CMS, and AAPC. (2) Anonymized production billing data from Medonix's founding client cohort, with prior contractual consent for benchmark inclusion. (3) Independent surveys of U.S. healthcare practice owners, CFOs, and revenue-cycle leaders, with respondent identities anonymized. Methodology, sample sizes, and measurement windows are disclosed on every report.

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