Claims denial is faced by almost all healthcare providers. You can regain your lost revenue by drafting a winning appeal letter. If you make the right corrective actions and decisions, you can regain the reimbursement you deserve. You should know the key components of winning an appeal letter and include all those while preparing.

After rejection simply sending a balance bill to the payer along with an EOB does not work. You should send an appeal letter once after you analyze the major reasons for the denial.

Join expert Dreama Sloan-Kelly, MD, CCS, to know the best practices for leveraging appeal templates She will demonstrate and explain each component in a winning template, why each argument is necessary and how to craft the arguments that drive a reviewer to a decision in your favor.

Areas Covered in the Session:

1. Strategies to improve your payment
2. Key components of appeal letter
3. State and federal supporting guidelines for successful appeal letter
4. Common reasons for denial
5. Explanation to Benefits (EOB) underpayments and down-coding