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The cheapest denial to prevent

Know what a visit is covered for before it happens.

Eligibility problems are the denials that never needed to happen. Checking coverage before the visit turns a denial six weeks later into a two-minute conversation at the front desk, and tells the patient what they owe while they are still standing there.

Coverage check, before the visit

Illustrative

Run the check to see what comes back. This returns sample data and does not contact any payer.

A sample coverage check. Patient and plan are fictional; this returns sample data and does not contact any payer.

What it does

Coverage is checked before the visit: whether the plan is active, what the copay is, how much deductible is left, how much of the out-of-pocket maximum remains, and whether an authorization is on file for what is planned.

What you get

The denials that never needed to happen, prevented, and a patient who is told what they owe while they are still at the desk rather than six weeks later.

Why you can trust it

Each check shows what the plan reported and when it was checked, so your front desk knows how current the answer is before acting on it.

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Claims that came back and stayed back

Denials

Denials grouped by what actually caused them, so rework effort goes where it will be paid rather than to whatever is on top of the pile.

Denials last month, by root cause

Illustrative

Forty nine denials across four causes. Select one to see the claims behind it.

  • Office visit, established patient

    Meridian Care. Plan terminated 9 days before the visit.

    $610

  • Diagnostic imaging

    Cardinal Mutual. No approval on file at submission.

    $1,240

  • Minor procedure

    Northbridge Health. Modifier missing on a paired service.

    $845

  • Follow-up visit

    Keystone Benefit. Coverage active under a different plan.

    $385

  • Laboratory panel

    Meridian Care. Filed 11 days past the window.

    $296

  • Specialist consultation

    Vantage Blue. Approval expired before the visit.

    $720

  • Preventive visit

    Cardinal Mutual. Service coded as diagnostic, not preventive.

    $430

  • Office visit, new patient

    Summit Health Plan. Deductible plan not yet effective.

    $515

Showing 8 of 8 sample claims. Payer names are fictional.

Find out what last month actually was.

It starts with one short call. We will walk you through what an independent check of your billing looks for and what it turns up, with no commitment, nothing to install, and no change to how your practice runs.

We usually reply within one business day.