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Medical Coding Errors
Clinicians and billing staff struggle with inaccurate, manual, and payer-driven coding that causes revenue loss, denials, and compliance risks.
In their words
having everything run through the same couple cards is too complicated for me
The E/M guidelines are very painful to parse.
I was having obvious fractures coded as healthy bone, incorrect endoscopy studies coded, and diagnosis codes coded that are not supposed to be coded together.
insurance companies are using AI to automatically down code claims. We’re struggling out here.
it creates a denial someone has to work, so you might be getting paid more in rvus and bonuses but you're costing your practice in wages
Naturally, I need to know what I’m doing wrong.
queries are sent when providers are off service, or out of town and not everyone has remote access set up to complete them
Do any of these coding practices seem fishy?
it’s not easy to spot check claims or dive deep into pivot tables and spreadsheets to see if actual differences in payment is just noise
the practice owner will create extra sessions in the EHR and directly collect the money from the insurances
One of them was on a phone call with the client for 7 minutes.
I end up needing to send back reports several times because they don't correct the mistake and just end up using different wording that is still wrong.
medical coding where medical notes (sometimes - scrawled on paper with a pencil) are being turned into bills - and that's where additional codes are getting added and more expensive codes are selected.
Medical coders and billers
Where they talk
- r/CodingandBilling
- r/FamilyMedicine
- r/EpicEMR
- r/hospitalist
- r/therapists
- r/optometry
- r/pharmacy
- r/UtilityLocator
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Availity
- Cerner
- Chartswap Insights
- Claude
- CMM
- CompanyCam
- Copilot
Why those fall short
- Uses hospital codes, ignores SNF coding rules and combination codes
- boilerplate lacks patient-specific specifics to justify time spent
- EHR lets owner create fake sessions without audit trail or alerts
- cards identify buyer but not job; coding happens at month end
- Corporate rules conflict with CMS guidance; no single source of truth for requirements
Map of ideas
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