Coding Audit Services after Charge Entry: Ensuring Accuracy and Compliance
At MedReck BPM, we recognize the vital role that precision and adherence to regulations play in medical billing. Our Coding Audit Services after Charge Entry are tailored to guarantee that each claim submitted is accurately coded, thereby minimizing the likelihood of denials, rejections, and compliance challenges. Through our post-charge entry coding audits, we assist healthcare providers in preserving their financial stability, preventing expensive mistakes, and ensuring compliance with the constantly evolving billing regulations.
As part of our broader medical auditing services, MedReck BPM supports healthcare organizations with structured and reliable audits that strengthen revenue cycle integrity. Our approach focuses on accuracy, transparency, and regulatory alignment to help providers achieve long-term financial and operational success.
What Is a Coding Audit After Charge Entry?
A coding audit following charge entry involves a thorough examination of the medical coding applied to generate claims for services provided to patients. This procedure verifies that the appropriate Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) codes have been accurately assigned to every procedure, diagnosis, and treatment recorded in the patient's medical history.
Charge entry focuses on recording essential details about the patient, provider, and services rendered. In contrast, a coding audit introduces an additional level of quality assurance by evaluating the precision of the applied codes. This process is crucial for guaranteeing that claims are billed correctly and adhere to payer regulations, which ultimately results in quicker payments and a reduction in claim denials.
This process also serves as a critical medical billing compliance audit, ensuring that coding practices align with federal regulations, payer-specific rules, and internal compliance standards. By validating coding accuracy at this stage, providers reduce compliance risks and improve claim acceptance rates.