Denied isn’t final.It’s a first answer.
A denial tells you a claim failed a check. It rarely tells you how to pass it. We find out, fix the claim, and see it through.
- Service
- 01 / 05
- Pricing
- Success-based
§ 01Why denials pile up
Working a denial takes time: reading the remittance, finding the root cause, pulling documentation, correcting, resubmitting, chasing. On a busy week, it’s the first job to slip. Then payer deadlines pass, and recoverable claims become write-offs.
§ 02Scope
What’s included.
- (a)
Denial triage
Every open denial sorted by value, deadline and likelihood of recovery, so the work starts where it counts.
- (b)
Root-cause analysis
Each denial traced to its source: coding, documentation, eligibility, authorisation, timely filing or payer error.
- (c)
Correction and resubmission
Claims corrected and resubmitted through your existing channels, in the payer’s required format.
- (d)
Appeals
Written appeals with supporting documentation, filed within the payer’s appeal window, escalated where the process allows.
- (e)
Follow-up to settlement
We stay on each claim until it’s paid, partially paid with reasons, or formally closed.
§ 03Method
How we work a denial.
- Step 1
Read the remittance
Denial and remark codes, against the payer’s current rules.
- Step 2
Find the cause
Compare the claim with the record, the authorisation and the contract.
- Step 3
Fix or appeal
Correct and resubmit, or write the appeal if the payer got it wrong.
- Step 4
Follow up
Track every claim on a schedule, not when someone remembers.
- Step 5
Report
Recovered, pending and closed, every month, claim by claim.
§ 04What you see
- A claim-level worklist you can inspect at any time
- Monthly recovery report: recovered, pending, closed, with reasons
- A short list of the root causes behind your denials, and how to prevent them
§ 05A good fit if
- You have a backlog of denials nobody has time to work
- Your denial rate has crept up and you’re not sure why
- You want recovery without changing your billing system
§ 06Fee
Success-based
Compare pricingA fee of [[RECOVERY_FEE]] on amounts actually recovered. If nothing is recovered, there’s no fee.
§ 07Questions
Questions about Denied Claims Recovery
- How old can a denied claim be?
- That depends on each payer’s appeal and resubmission deadlines. The audit identifies which claims are still within their window.
- Do we need to change our billing software?
- No. We work inside the system you already use, with access you control.
- Do you guarantee a recovery amount?
- No. Outcomes depend on the claims, the payers and the documentation. The audit gives you an estimate before you commit to anything.