Medical Coding

Medical coding is the process of converting written descriptions of diagnoses and treatments into Alpha-numerical universal medical codes. This compiles data and examines illnesses, therapies, and results. This influences the payment of claims. Claim denials or underpayments may result from missing or inaccurate codes

Accurate Medical coding can reduce the Claim denials:

The quality of medical coding is very critical for accurate reimbursements. Coding errors can be expensive, cause claim denials, and even cause unnecessary compliance issues.

• We have a team of experienced AAPC/AHIMA Certified coders of most of the specialty streams.
• Certified medical coders and AHIMA-certified medical coders. Equipped with certifications such as CPC and its variants such as CPC-H/CPC-I and CCS, our team can ensure the highest level of accuracy in medical coding.

Our team provides the following medical coding services:

• ICD-10-PCM, CPT, HCPCS coding and ICD-10-PCS coding
• Chart audits and code reviews
• Payer specific coding requirements.
• HCC coding

We perform medical coding in accordance with the clinical documentation that is currently available and the procedures that our clients have specified through specific work instructions. Medical coding is done in accordance with the clinical data that is currently available and in accordance with the procedures that our clients have set through specific work instructions. Examining a Medical Coder’s work is handled by skilled auditor with the required training and certification.. We guarantee to provide the greatest coding accuracy and turnaround times in the industry.

Benefits of Medsafe Medical Coding Services:

• The advantages listed below are provided by our coding team:
• Ensure ICD-10 compliance
• Improved first-pass rate will help you reduce AR backlogs
• Enhance clinical documentation at the facility and provider levels.
• By using our worldwide delivery approach, we can increase responsiveness and prompt claim submission.
• Consistent and reliable reporting of clinical data