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3 pillars of a successful denials management program.

Brian Sanderson¹, Francis Hohlweck, Brett McMilan

¹Ernst and Young LLP, Chicago, USA. brian.sanderson@ey.com

Healthcare Financial Management : Journal of the Healthcare Financial Management Association

|September 12, 2008

Summary

A successful denials management program requires a denials database, standardized reports, and a consistent business office methodology for resolving denied accounts. These elements are crucial for effective revenue cycle management.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Administration
Revenue Cycle Management

Background:

Denials represent a significant challenge in healthcare revenue cycle management.
Effective resolution of denied claims is critical for financial stability.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the fundamental components of a robust denials management and resolution program.
To identify key strategies for improving the handling of denied healthcare claims.

Main Methods:

The study identifies three core pillars essential for a successful program.
These pillars form the basis for a systematic approach to denials management.

Main Results:

A dedicated denials database is essential for tracking and analysis.
Standardized reporting provides consistent insights into denial trends.
A standardized business office methodology ensures efficient and uniform claim resolution.

Conclusions:

Implementing a denials database, standardized reports, and a consistent methodology are critical for optimizing revenue cycle performance.
These pillars collectively enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare claim denials management.