Live Denials Q&A 7/16/24 - payer denial trends creating complexity

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Live Denials Q&A 7/16/24 - payer denial trends creating complexity

from For The Love of Revenue Cycle

In this episode, Vanessa Moldovan hosts a Q&A session focused on the challenging issues of denials in revenue cycle management. Vanessa, along with the attendees, discusses the complexities around denial prevention, resolution, and best practices. The session covers specific payer issues, including downcoding by Anthem and Humana, as well as rampant documentation requests from UnitedHealthcare. The discussion also provides strategies for handling denials, escalating issues to provider representatives, utilizing contracts, and ensuring accurate coding practices. Expert insights are shared on balancing the administrative burden, proactively managing claims, and leveraging technology to streamline processes. The conversation aims to empower healthcare providers and billers to tackle denials effectively while advocating for systemic changes in payer operations. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 03:27 Purpose of the Q&A Session 04:28 Host's Background and Experience 05:25 Community and Participation 07:00 First Question: Handling Downcoding 1 1:44 Discussion on Denial Trends and Strategies 23:02 Challenges with Payers and Denials  31:41 Industry Trends and Payer Practices 35:26 Frustrations with Office Testing and Pre-Authorization 37:22 Tactics for Fighting Unjustified Denials 38:27 Challenges Faced by Small Practices 40:21 Importance of Documentation and Predetermination 42:16 Role of Professional Organizations and Social Media 49:12 Differences in Denials: In-Network vs. Out-of-Network 54:53 Leveraging Contracts and Provider Networks 58:46 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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