Medicare Advantage Plans Are Denying More Claims on Clinical Grounds
Your claim was coded correctly. A physician ordered the service. The patient needed it. And the plan still says no, because a reviewer who never met the patient decided
Read MoreYour claim was coded correctly. A physician ordered the service. The patient needed it. And the plan still says no, because a reviewer who never met the patient decided
Read MoreYou did the work. The patient was seen, the note was signed, the claim went out. Then the remittance lands and Cigna pays you nothing. That happens more often
Read MoreYou submit a clean claim. Medicare should be the secondary payer, so you build it that way, code it correctly, and send it off. A few days later, it
Read MoreIf your Aetna remittances have looked worse than usual since the start of the year, you’re not imagining it. A coding edit Aetna rolled out in February 2025 has
Read MoreIf you bill Aetna and you’ve gotten a denial that made no clinical sense, you’re not imagining things. A former Aetna medical director testified under oath that he denied
Read MoreYou send in a clean claim. Right code, right patient, right provider. Two weeks later the remit lands and one line has been cut with a message like
Read MoreYou billed the right service. You added the right modifier. The claim still came back denied. If that sounds familiar, the modifier may not be the problem. Its position
Read MoreBCBS Illinois Chiropractic Denials BCBS Illinois Is Denying Chiropractic Claims Over ICD-10 Issues: Are You Affected? You adjusted the patient. You documented the visit. You billed 98940 or 98941
Read MoreThe #1 trigger for Instant Denials The #1 trigger for Instant Denials is Missing or Inconsistent Diagnosis-to-Procedure Mapping. Meta title: Fix Diagnosis to Procedure Mapping: Stop Instant Denials. Meta
Read MoreDuplicate Claim Denials: Why Your Resubmissions Are Being Rejected You fixed the claim. You sent it back. And it came back denied again, this time tagged as a duplicate.
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