We use several coding systems in healthcare, with the two most prominent being the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT). The ICD system, currently in its tenth revision (ICD-10), provides codes for diagnoses, symptoms, and causes of diseases or injuries. On the other hand, the CPT system, maintained by the American Medical Association (AMA), focuses on codes for medical procedures, services, and supplies.
At the onset of our medical coding process, we retrieve medical records provided by the healthcare facility. This can be a copy of a patient’s medical charts, medical documents of their diagnosis, and/or a copy of the patient’s superbill with their diagnosis.
Once all medical records have been retrieved, these are securely transferred to our certified coders so as not to compromise the sensitivity of patient data.
Our coders will carefully review the patient’s records and assign appropriate diagnosis codes (ICD) and procedure codes (CPT).
Depending on your preference, once the coding process is complete, the coded documents can be returned to the physician or our team can enter these claims into the billing system for further processing.
Coded documents are forwarded to our Quality Assurance team for the identification and correction of possible coding errors.
All our medical coding processes comply with HIPAA and we ensure that all your data, including critical patient data remain completely safe with us.
We make use of the latest and updated medical billing and coding software to provide our clients with highly efficient services.
Our team of well-trained and highly experienced medical coders will provide you with the best quality medical coding services with an accuracy rate as high as 98%.