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Medical Practice Bookkeeping

Managing the financial health of a medical practice takes more than accurate numbers—it requires industry expertise and dependable financial management. At 360 Clinical Solutions, we provide professional bookkeeping and accounting services that help healthcare providers maintain organized records, streamline financial operations, and make confident business decisions.
We proudly support physicians, specialty clinics, dental practices, behavioral health providers, urgent care centers, ambulatory surgery centers, and multi-provider organizations with accurate bookkeeping, account reconciliation, financial reporting, and ongoing accounting support. Our goal is to help your practice stay financially organized, compliant, and focused on delivering exceptional patient care.
Medical Practice Bookkeeping

Helping Healthcare Practices Stay Financially Strong

Payroll Processing

Process payroll accurately with taxes and employee deductions.

Expense Tracking

Monitor and categorize expenses for better financial control.

Financial Reporting

Generate clear financial reports to support informed business decisions.

Accounts Payable

Manage vendor invoices and payments while avoiding delays and penalties.

Accounts Receivable

Monitor incoming payments and improve cash flow management.

Cash Flow Management

Track cash movement to improve financial stability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Either service works independently, but combining them gives you faster, more accurate financial visibility since collections data flows directly into your bookkeeping without a separate reconciliation step. Practices that run both together typically see cleaner monthly reports and fewer discrepancies between what was billed and what actually shows up in the books.
No, solo and small practices benefit as much or more, since owners often don’t have a dedicated finance person on staff. For smaller practices, professional bookkeeping often replaces hours the owner would otherwise spend reconciling accounts themselves, time that’s better spent on patient care.
Yes, including productivity based and hybrid compensation structures common in healthcare. Compensation tied to RVUs, collections, or a mix of salary and production is calculated accurately each pay period, so providers are paid correctly without manual spreadsheet tracking.
It accounts for the specific cash flow rhythm of insurance based revenue, delayed reimbursement cycles, and healthcare specific reporting needs. A general bookkeeper unfamiliar with these patterns can misclassify pending insurance payments or misread normal reimbursement lag as a cash flow problem.

Books are updated on a regular reconciliation cycle so your financial picture stays current, with collections data pulled directly from billing rather than entered manually, reducing the chance of errors between the two systems.

Yes, organized financial records and reports are maintained throughout the year so your accountant has clean, accurate books at tax time instead of needing to reconstruct transactions, an approach consistent with recordkeeping standards outlined by the AICPA.

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