Delayed Claim Payments
Definition
Claims for services in May must be submitted by 30 June, with payments processed thereafter, creating a lag in revenue realisation tied to manual AIR checks and portal submissions.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 30-60 days delayed receipt of $20.05 per vaccination; opportunity cost at 10% annual rate = $0.17-$0.33 lost interest per claim
- Frequency: Monthly per cohort of vaccinations
- Root Cause: Sequential process: AIR reporting → claim submission → PPA approval
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Retail pharmacies in Australia 🇦🇺 face 30-60 day delays on $20.05 vaccination payments. Real-time AIR integration accelerates time-to-cash.
Affected Stakeholders
Finance teams, Pharmacy proprietors
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Related Business Risks
Missed NIPVIP Claims
AIR Reporting Non-Compliance
TGA Enforcement Action & License Revocation Risk
Manual Documentation Bottleneck & Service Capacity Loss
Medication Safety Incidents & Liability Risk from Documentation Gaps
Excessive Compliance Labor & Rework Due to October 2024 Guideline Expansion
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