Most of what gets called a coding problem is not a coding problem. It is a documentation problem that surfaces in the coding function – months after the clinical encounter, long after the physician has moved on, usually right before an audit.

Healthcare organizations across the United States continue facing compounding pressure from denial volumes, administrati...
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CMS finalized the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) in October 2025, with policies effective January 1, 2026. ...
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As the healthcare landscape shifts, revenue cycle leaders face increasing pressure to answer tough strategic questions. ...
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For clinical laboratory and pathology executives, 2026 presents a reimbursement landscape that looks fundamentally diffe...
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The U.S. medical billing outsourcing market – which encompasses accounts receivable management services, coding, claims ...
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Why is physician coding creating more revenue risk in 2026? Physician coding is no longer just a compliance function sit...
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Most healthcare organizations don't decide to outsource medical billing because of a single crisis. The decision builds ...
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In 2025, U.S. hospitals spent $18 billion overturning claims denials. Not losing those claims. Not writing them off. Ov...
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Revenue is disappearing long before denials ever hit a ledger. Hospitals and health systems still rely heavily on retros...
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