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ENT Denial Patterns That Point to Upstream RCM Failures
Recurring ENT denials can reveal problems long before claims reach the payer. Learn how eligibility, authorization, medical necessity, Modifier 25, bundling, timely-filing, and duplicate denial patterns point to specific upstream RCM failures.
ENT Practice Growth: 8 RCM Gaps to Watch When Adding Providers
Adding ENT providers increases clinical capacity, but RCM capacity may not scale at the same rate. These eight gaps can affect enrollment, eligibility, authorization, charge capture, coding, denials, reimbursement, and A/R as an ENT group grows.