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The impact of coding errors on medical billing: How to avoid common pitfalls 

Health Prime

In the intricate world of medical billing, accuracy is paramount. Your practice should consider the importance of the medical coding process when ensuring healthcare providers collect all money due to services rendered. Stay updated: Medical coding guidelines are constantly evolving. At Health Prime, we can help!

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3 common errors in claim submission 

Health Prime

Incorrect coding Medical coding errors are another significant reason for claim denials. These mistakes can include using outdated codes, misinterpreting coding guidelines, or selecting the wrong codes for the procedures and diagnoses.

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Optimizing Revenue Cycle Management and Clinical Documentation Integrity To Avoid Coding Disasters

Relias

Coding is high value — and in high demand. Coding and clinical documentation have never been more important in healthcare. “We Yet coding mistakes can mean lost revenue, or worse — fines, compliance, and legal issues. Coders are challenged to select the codes that best convey the reason for admission.

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10 key aspects for minimizing underpayments and maximizing revenue 

Health Prime

Implement robust coding and documentation practices Accurate medical coding and detailed documentation are crucial elements in preventing underpayments. Negotiate payer contracts effectively Reviewing and renegotiating payer contracts regularly is essential for your medical practice’s financial health.

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Electronic Health Records Specialist Training: What to Expect

MedCerts

As a vital part of the healthcare team , an Electronic Health Records Specialist (EHR) is responsible for updating patient records, transcribing doctor's notes and charting procedure codes. Each office has unique needs, so part of your role might also include billing or patient communication — whether in person, by email or over the phone.

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Mastering Prior Authorization Roles: Responsibilities and Training Demands Explored

ACMA Blog

The responsibilities and education requirements for each role at this step of the PA process are listed below: Pharmacist: The pharmacist is mainly responsible for communicating with the provider’s office to process a prescription PA request or denial. They help the patient obtain a PA by communicating with the pharmacy and provider’s office.

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Roles Involved in Prior Auths: Responsibilities & Education

ACMA Blog

The responsibilities and education requirements for each role at this step of the PA process are listed below: Pharmacist : The pharmacist is mainly responsible for communicating with the provider’s office to process a prescription PA request or denial. In order to practice, they must have a high school diploma.