Charge Entry In Medical Billing

Our charge entry experts understand the importance of accurate Charge Entry Services In Medical Billing in Florida

About our Charge Entry Services

Charge entry services are the process of assigning to the patient account an appropriate $ value as per the chosen medical codes and corresponding fee schedule. The reimbursements for the healthcare provider’s services are dependent on the charges entered for the medical services performed. Charge Entry services must be completed without any errors, as it may increase claim denials. Reduce revenue leakage through an adequate review of medical services provided and save millions of lost revenue. We ensure effective collaboration between the coding and the charge entry teams to ensure that the charges captured are accurate, all procedures are billed for, and the codes ascribed are compliant.

Our Charge Entry Services Process

  • Receipt of documents – superbills, charge tickets, and associated clinical documentation via secured Aqdrive server, EHR, or document management system

  • Recording the patient demographic information, date of service, billing provider, referring healthcare provider, Point of Service, data and time of admission, ICD/CPT codes, number of units, and modifiers.

  • Workflow automation to provide daily reporting to the customers and facilitate collaboration to ensure compliance to timely filing norms

  • Review of imported charges for accuracy before billing

  • SQC (Statistical Quality Control) to review the quality of the process through a random audit

  • Adherence to pre-defined provider-specific rules for different specialties and services rendered

  • Review of any pending or held documents with the client daily to reduce any backlog

  • We also perform charge audit services to identify any missed charges, instances of over-billing, and medical coding errors

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