3 Ways to Manage Claim Denials After ICD-10 Transition

ICD-10 preparation is of mounting importance as the deadline for implementation draws near, but it is also important to prepare for what happens after Oct. 1, 2014.

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Here are three ways to manage claim denials after the implementation of ICD-10, according to a Diagnostic Imaging report.

1.    Appoint someone to lead claim denial management.
2.    Stress communication with payers.
3.    Use tools, including revenue cycle metrics and aging reports.

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