Steri-Safe® Coding Compliance Solutions deliver everything you need for complete E/M coding compliance. We offer the only compliance package delivered exclusively online.
Medical Coding Compliance Solutions Offered Exclusively Online
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, new telemedicine reimbursement rules have been implemented. CMS has added several procedure codes to the list of reportable services through telemedicine, allowing providers to bill for office visits for both acute and chronic condition follow up visits for non-Covid 19 patients. Most commercial payors are also allowing for these new rules, providing a range of new revenue opportunities. For more information and to speak to one of our coding experts please email auditsupport@stericycle.com.
Steri-Safe Coding Compliance Solutions provide physicians and other healthcare providers with professional chart auditing services and a comprehensive evaluation and management (E/M) coding compliance package delivered through a user-friendly customer portal, MyStericycle.com. Nobody else delivers everything you need for complete E/M coding compliance.
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Our Steri-Safe Coding Compliance Solutions Include:
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REVIEW: Annual E/M Medical Chart Review
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REPORT: Provider’s Personalized Audit Report and Recommendations
REVIEW: Annual E/M Medical Chart Review
Our chart auditing services includes a review of 10 visit notes per provider, per year to ensure providers’ coding is accurate and complete. Our expert certified coders/auditors identify:
Incorrect code selection to prevent unintentional misrepresentation of services provided.
Improperly over-coded services that, if not corrected, could result in take backs or liability under the False Claims Act ranging from fines to the inability to bill Medicare.
Instances of insufficient documentation or missed billables – legitimate services provided and not billed.
Trust the unbiased expertise of professional auditors who have an average of 15 years of experience and are certified by nationally recognized associations including AAPC, AHIMA and HCCA.
REPORT: Provider’s Personalized Audit Report and Recommendations
Post-audit, your experienced auditor creates a comprehensive report of findings for each provider along with recommendations for clinical documentation improvements and suggested training. A phone consult is available, upon request, to discuss the report and to answer any questions. Providers who take action on the report recommendations and make clinical documentation improvements can:
Mitigate their risk of audit, take backs and fines when incidences of over or incorrect coding are identified.
Capture legitimate revenue in instances of missed or under-coded services.
REVIEW: Annual E/M Medical Chart Review
Our chart auditing services includes a review of 10 visit notes per provider, per year to ensure providers’ coding is accurate and complete. Our expert certified coders/auditors identify:
Incorrect code selection to prevent unintentional misrepresentation of services provided.
Improperly over-coded services that, if not corrected, could result in take backs or liability under the False Claims Act ranging from fines to the inability to bill Medicare.
Instances of insufficient documentation or missed billables – legitimate services provided and not billed.
Trust the unbiased expertise of professional auditors who have an average of 15 years of experience and are certified by nationally recognized associations including AAPC, AHIMA and HCCA.
REPORT: Provider’s Personalized Audit Report and Recommendations
Post-audit, your experienced auditor creates a comprehensive report of findings for each provider along with recommendations for clinical documentation improvements and suggested training. A phone consult is available, upon request, to discuss the report and to answer any questions. Providers who take action on the report recommendations and make clinical documentation improvements can:
Mitigate their risk of audit, take backs and fines when incidences of over or incorrect coding are identified.
Capture legitimate revenue in instances of missed or under-coded services.
