The Hidden Cost of Manual Coding:
Are You Missing Out on Revenue?

Payers are getting smarter. They’re using AI to scrutinize every claim that crosses their desks, and it’s working. Last year, 60% of medical groups watched their denial rates climb, and providers collectively spent $20 billion trying to fight back. Meanwhile, insurance companies are automating their denial processes faster than most practices can keep up. But there’s actually an opportunity for providers; the same technology that’s making payers more aggressive can become your most powerful tool.

Switching billing providers can feel risky. Between onboarding a new partner, migrating data, and getting your team up to speed, the process can seem more disruptive than it’s worth. But sticking with the wrong system carries its own cost: missed revenue, rising denials, outdated tools, and an overwhelmed team.

Documentation doesn’t have to be the bane of your existence. Yes, it’s tedious. Yes, it takes time you’d rather spend elsewhere. But here’s the thing: poor documentation is draining your practice’s resources and it can put your patients at risk. Let’s talk about why documentation matters more than you think and how to make it work for you instead of against you.