How a 6-Hospital System Cut Denials 66% in Four Months
A regional health system was losing an estimated $4M a year to preventable denials across departments. Here's the rollout that turned that around.
Coding changes, revenue cycle guides and thinking on where AI helps in medical billing, and where it doesn't.
A regional health system was losing an estimated $4M a year to preventable denials across departments. Here's the rollout that turned that around.
A breakdown of the E/M and conversion factor changes billing teams need to account for starting this year, and where the biggest reimbursement shifts land.
This year's ICD-10-CM update adds new codes and revises several existing categories. Here's what actually affects day-to-day coding.
Remote monitoring billing gets several new Category I codes this cycle. A practical look at documentation requirements for each.
Modifier 25, 59, and 26 account for a disproportionate share of cardiology denials. Here's how each one actually gets misapplied.
AI coding tools are good at pattern recognition across huge volumes of documentation. They're not good at judgment calls with clinical ambiguity. Knowing the difference matters.
A vendor claiming '95% accuracy' tells you nothing about which 5% is wrong. A confidence score tells a coder exactly where to look.
Full automation sounds appealing until you're the one explaining a claim to a payer auditor. Why provider review isn't a bottleneck, it's the safeguard.
Most practices plateau around 8-10% denial rate. The path below 5% isn't one big fix, it's five specific, compounding changes.
Which procedures actually need prior auth, how to build the documentation payers want the first time, and how to track requests that go quiet.
What's actually normal for a 3-provider practice versus a 40-provider group, and the point at which slow A/R starts signaling a deeper process problem.
The owner of a small cardiology practice used to do billing after hours every week. Here's what changed when review dropped to ten minutes a day.
A deep-dive analysis of direct and hidden denial costs (rework hours, delayed revenue, and write-off decisions) across a 40-provider group.
PPS billing, wraparound payments, and Medicaid managed care rules in one reference built specifically for FQHC billing teams.
This release extends payer-specific edit modeling to 40 additional regional Medicaid managed care and commercial plans.
Our revenue cycle team answers live questions on denial patterns, appeal strategy, and where AI review fits into an existing billing workflow.
An overview of how Enterprise integrations connect to Althais: coding suggestions, claim status, and analytics as structured data.
How API credentials are issued for Enterprise accounts, and the request limits that apply per organization.
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