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Coding is the process of identifying descriptive terms and codes for diagnoses and medical services. These are generated from interacting with patients and other healthcare providers. This information is gathered and then organized in alpha and/or numeric order that can then be used for charge submission, performance measurements, and data collection for emerging technology, services, and procedures. Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, The Department of Health and Human Services designated the International classification of Diseases and Current Procedural Terminology as the national standard code sets for healthcare professional services and procedures.

Hold on. That is what I continually tell myself as I navigate through life. I have had more than my share of life-altering setbacks and have had people, including therapists, ask how I am still standing? It is not until recently that I can say it is because I tell myself to hold on. Many times, when the world feels as though it is caving in on me, I make it to bed and tell myself tomorrow is a new day, a fresh start, a new beginning. I can't express how challenging life became holding it ALL in.

Today’s blog is shared from the President of MCAnalyTX’s, Eric Depew, an expert and leader in consulting on outsourced Revenue Cycle Management Services, Healthcare Claim Management & Contract Modeling Solutions. To learn more about MCAnalyTX’s Inc., visit their website at https://mcatx.com, or reach Eric Depew at (281)920-0300 ext 101

Medical documentation is necessary to claims being paid quickly

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As a result of the COVID outbreak that shook the world in 2019, new technologies have drastically reshaped the medical field. Electronic health records have replaced the manual administration and manner of operation, which include everything from networking portals to test findings to effective medical billing systems. Technological advancements have profoundly altered the method in which billing services are provided.