claims denials

Why Do Claims Get Denied?

There are various reasons why claims might be denied. Common reasons include:
Incorrect or incomplete insurance information
Non-covered services under the patient’s plan
Errors in medical coding
Missing prior authorization
Timely filing limits exceeded

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