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

Coding Errors: A Silent Drain on Your Hospital's Revenue

Medical billing is a complex process, and even minor coding errors can have significant consequences. Denied claims, delayed reimbursements, and missed charges can lead to substantial revenue loss for your hospital. It’s essential to understand the hidden costs of these errors and find effective ways to prevent them.

The High Cost of Manual Coding

  • Increased Errors: Manual data entry is prone to mistakes, leading to inaccurate coding and denied claims. 
  • Missed Charges: With a busy schedule, it’s easy to overlook billable services during manual coding processes. 
  • Delayed Reimbursements: Errors and inconsistencies can cause delays in claims

Unlocking Lost Revenue with Claimocity AI Charge Capture

Claimocity’s AI-powered technology minimizes coding errors and ensures accurate capture of all billable services. Here’s how:

  1. AI-Powered Code Recommendations: Our AI analyzes patient notes and suggests accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes, reducing the risk of errors. By utilizing advanced machine learning algorithms, Claimocity can identify the most precise codes, ensuring compliance and accuracy.
  2. Automated Charge Audit Reports: Identify potential missed charges and inconsistencies to optimize your revenue cycle. Automated reports will help your billing team spot discrepancies and rectify them before claims are submitted to increase the likelihood of first-pass approvals.
  3. Improved First-Pass Rate: Accurate coding leads to fewer denials and faster reimbursements. When claims are correctly coded and submitted on the first try, it reduces the administrative burden and speeds up the revenue cycle, enhancing overall financial performance.

Don’t Let Revenue Slip Through the Cracks

Manual coding errors can become a hidden cost for your hospital, silently draining your revenue. By leveraging Claimocity AI Charge Capture, you can capture all billable services, improve coding accuracy, and maximize your revenue potential. Don’t let simple mistakes impact your hospital’s financial health—invest in advanced technology to safeguard your income and ensure a smoother billing process.

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