BC Advantage - 2018 Issue 11
People Process and Technology Three Avenues for Better Claims Performance
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Article Overview
This article is aimed at medical practice administrators, billers, coders, and revenue cycle staff who want to reduce denials and improve claim throughput. It covers broad operational guidance on staff responsibilities, workflow review, claims screening, and how technology can support cleaner claims and denial analysis.
Why This Topic Matters
Claims errors and denials can lead to avoidable rework, lost revenue, and inefficiency in a practice. Understanding the operational and technology factors behind claims performance helps practices identify bottlenecks and improve revenue cycle results.
Article Sections
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Everyone Is Part of the Claims Staff
This section discusses how multiple roles within a medical practice contribute to claims accuracy and billing performance. It focuses on shared responsibilities across front office, clinical, and billing functions.
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Closely Examine Billing and Coding Workflows
This section reviews the importance of evaluating existing billing processes and denial patterns before making changes. It covers workflow alignment, baseline metrics, and process improvement considerations.
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Understand How Technology Can Improve Throughput, Efficiency
This section addresses the role of claims scrubbing and related software features in supporting cleaner claims and more efficient billing operations. It also discusses the need to review denial trends and use system capabilities to support analysis and staff education.
What You Will Learn
- How different staff roles affect claims quality and billing outcomes
- Why reviewing denial metrics and workflow design is important
- How claims processing technology can support efficiency and denial reduction
- What kinds of operational areas are commonly reviewed when improving claims performance
Who Should Read This
- Medical practice administrators
- Medical billers
- Coding staff
- Revenue cycle teams
- Clinical staff involved in charge capture
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