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Decoding Denial Code CO-97: Common Scenarios and How to Fix Them
Denial Code CO-97 is one of the most common medical billing denials, often linked to bundled services and payer rules. This blog explores real-world scenarios, causes, and proven solutions to help providers reduce CO-97 denials, improve compliance, and safeguard revenue cycle performance.
Boost Your Revenue Cycle: How HCC Coding Services Maximize Reimbursement
Accurate HCC coding is the foundation of a healthy revenue cycle. From higher reimbursement to reduced audit risk, here’s how professional coding services protect both compliance and profitability.
How to Build a CDI Program That Supports Physicians, and Coders
Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI) plays a critical role in both patient care and financial performance. By aligning physicians, coders, and compliance teams, a strong CDI program ensures accurate documentation, reduces denials, safeguards compliance, and drives better revenue outcomes. This guide highlights the essential steps to building a successful CDI program that supports quality care and long-term organizational stability.