Review of Two Inpatient Denials and a More Efficient Means of Review to Avoid Such Denials

CDI professionals review inpatient encounters for completeness and accuracy of provider documentation geared towards the capture of diagnoses supporting optimal compliant coding. The role of CDI has pivoted with payers ramping up medical necessity and clinical validation denials, along with DRG and level of care downgrades.

CDI plays a vital role in collaborating with physicians, serving as a guide, mentor, and resource to facilitate complete and accurate documentation that best tells, describes, reflects, and represents the patient's clinical story.

The CDI professional also plays a crucial role in ensuring the physician communicates and captures his/her clinical judgment, medical decision making, and thought processes within the record to demonstrate the medical necessity for hospitalization

Please join Glenn Krauss to discover a more effective way to review the medical record, identify true inefficiencies and oversights in documentation that will potentially contribute to a costly self-inflicted payer denial.

Two real case study payer inpatient denials will be used to showcase an efficient means of reviewing a record and honing in on parts of the documentation contributing to the denial.

Register below, you will be glad you did. Thirty minutes of solid learning

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