Medical Billing and Coding Support for Your Practice
Overview
Medical billing and coding involves translating documented services into claims, submitting them to payers, recording responses, and following unresolved items. The exact workflow depends on the practice, its systems, payer mix, documentation, and service agreement.
Rafsons Med Billing can discuss support for coding workflows, claim preparation and submission, payment posting, denial review, and accounts receivable follow-up. We agree on responsibilities, system access, reporting, and data handling with each practice before work begins.
Codes should reflect the services documented in the medical record and applicable coding guidance. Payers make coverage and payment decisions; no claim acceptance rate, turnaround time, or reimbursement outcome is guaranteed.
Possible Service Activities
Documentation-based coding
Code services supported by the medical record and applicable coding guidance. Questions or missing information can be routed to the practice for clarification.
Claim preparation
Review claim data for completeness and coordinate corrections with your team before submission.
Payer follow-up
Track payer responses and document next steps for claims within the agreed work queue.
Payment posting
Record remittance information and identify balances or adjustments that need review.
Denial review
Organize denials by reason and help coordinate corrections, reconsiderations, or appeals when appropriate.
Workflow reporting
Agree on reports that show completed work, open items, and issues needing practice input.
How Work May Be Organized
Agree on responsibilities
Confirm the services, systems, access, communication, and data-handling terms for the engagement.
Receive encounter information
Your practice supplies the documentation and charge information needed for the agreed workflow.
Review and prepare claims
Coding and claim data are reviewed against the supplied record and applicable requirements; questions are sent back to your team.
Submit and track
Claims are submitted through the agreed process, then payer responses and unresolved items are tracked.
Post and report
Payment information and follow-up activity are recorded using the reporting approach agreed with your practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What billing and coding work can be included?+
Which specialties and code sets do you support?+
Do you guarantee a clean-claim rate or reimbursement amount?+
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Discuss your billing workflow
Tell us about your practice, systems, and the billing tasks you want to discuss. We will confirm scope, availability, and next steps.