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Revolutionizing Risk Adjustment: How Concurrent Coding Enhances Patient Care - 3Gen Consulting

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Accurate medical coding is vital for healthcare providers, ensuring that patients receive the right care while organizations obtain proper reimbursements. Risk Adjustment coding  is crucial in predicting healthcare costs based on a patient’s health status.. Traditionally, providers relied on retrospective coding, reviewing patient records after treatment had ended. However, this approach often led to missed diagnoses, delayed reimbursements, and inefficiencies in patient care. To address these challenges, healthcare organizations are adopting concurrent risk adjustment, a proactive approach that enhances coding accuracy and patient outcomes. With assistance from certified risk adjustment coders, providers can document patient conditions in real time, ensuring more precise HCC risk adjustment coding. Companies like 3Gen Consulting lead the way in helping healthcare organizations implement concurrent coding strategies to improve efficiency and optimize care delivery. Understanding Ri...

Risk Adjustment Reviews Are Your Key To Success In Value Based Contracts

  Retrospective reviews of  risk adjustment coding  are foundational to the financial health and stability of Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) and Medicare Advantage plans (MAPs). This is increasingly true as value-based contracts and their underlying details become more complex, coding requirements change, and the  demand for qualified  risk adjustment coders  increases. By focusing on retrospective reviews of   risk adjustment coding , you can position your organization for more accurate representation of your population and possibly better financial outcomes.  What is Retrospective Risk Adjustment Put simply,  retrospective risk adjustment  is looking back at past claims to ensure proper diagnosis coding. The benefit is that this process can reveal gaps in your diagnosis coding of chronic illnesses that could lead to decreased reimbursement in the future.  And while many ACOs and Medicare Advantage plans have a retrospective...