Hospital Billing Services

Hospital Billing and Revenue Cycle Support

Facility and professional workflows Claim review Payer follow-up Denial tracking

Overview

Hospital revenue cycle work can involve facility and professional claims, multiple service lines, payer-specific requirements, charge and documentation workflows, and coordination across operational teams. The exact needs differ by organization and system environment.

Rafsons Med Billing can discuss billing support for hospital or facility workflows, including claim preparation, payment posting, payer follow-up, denial review, and reporting. Any proposed work should define the service lines, claim types, coding responsibilities, access method, and information-handling terms before implementation.

System integration, specialized coding, cost-report work, and clinical documentation services require separate capability and scope confirmation. Payers and applicable rules determine coverage and payment; no reimbursement result is guaranteed.

Possible Service Activities

Claim workflow review

Discuss how claim information is reviewed, corrected, submitted, and tracked for the agreed facility or professional work.

Facility and professional claims

Confirm whether UB-04 or CMS-1500 workflows are included in the proposed service scope.

Payment posting

Record payer remittance details and route unresolved differences for review.

Denial and AR follow-up

Track payer responses, denial reasons, filing deadlines, and next steps for assigned accounts.

Operational reporting

Agree on reports that support review of work completed, open items, and recurring issues.

Implementation planning

Review service lines, systems, access, and handoffs before setting an implementation plan.

How Work May Be Organized

1

Assess service scope

Discuss the facility, service lines, claim types, payer mix, volume, systems, and responsibilities requested.

2

Confirm access and terms

Agree on the workflow, authorized access, information handling, reporting, and required agreements.

3

Review claim information

Use the agreed process to identify missing or inconsistent information and coordinate questions with your team.

4

Submit and follow up

Submit assigned claims and track payer responses within the agreed responsibilities.

5

Review results and open work

Use agreed reports and communication to discuss completed tasks, exceptions, and next actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you support both facility and professional billing?+
We can discuss the claim types and service lines you need. The proposal should identify whether facility, professional, or both workflows are included.
Can you work with our hospital information system or EHR?+
Compatibility, access, and any integration need to be assessed for your specific systems. No integration is assumed until the approach has been confirmed.
Do you provide DRG, APC, or cost-report services?+
Those specialized activities require a separate capability and scope review. We will confirm whether the requested work can be included before an engagement begins.
Can you guarantee improved reimbursement?+
No. Payment depends on documentation, coding, payer rules, contracts, filing requirements, and other factors outside a billing service provider’s control.

Discuss your hospital billing needs

Tell us about your organization, service lines, and current billing workflow. We can review possible scope and implementation requirements.