Neurology & Pain Management Coding Alert
Improve EOB Processing With Your Free Denial Tracking Guide
Published on Fri Mar 24, 2006
Keeping up with varying payer preferences and guidelines is an important part of heading off denials, but it can also be an overwhelming task.
Let Neurology Coding Alert help you stay on top of your most common reasons for denial with a handy tracking sheet. To request this resource, simply e-mail the editor at alicew@eliresearch.com.
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