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Charge entry & claims processing

Medical Billing and Claims Processing Support

Two jobs that are usually treated as one. Charge entry decides whether the claim is right; claims processing decides whether it gets paid. We run both against your rules, and we keep the boundary between what we validate and what your clinical team decides absolutely clear.

Two people at adjacent workstations, wearing headsets, working through queues on screen.

What we handle

Charge processing and coding-data validation support, based on client-provided documentation and established workflows.

  • Charge entry and charge validation
  • CPT and HCPCS data processing
  • Diagnosis code data processing
  • Modifier application against your documented rules
  • Date-of-service validation
  • Rendering and billing provider information validation
  • Place-of-service validation
  • Batch charge processing
  • Charge reconciliation against the encounter list
  • Claim creation support
  • Claim validation against payer edits
  • Electronic claim submission support
  • Paper claim processing support
  • Clearinghouse rejection identification
  • Claim status tracking
  • Claim correction support
  • Resubmission and reconciliation
An open-plan delivery floor: rows of height-adjustable desks, each with a monitor, between low acoustic screens.

Your queues, your system, the same people on them every day.

How the work runs

Charges are reconciled before anything is submitted, so a missing encounter is found while it is still a missing encounter.

  1. 01Receive
  2. 02Validate
  3. 03Reconcile
  4. 04Submit
  5. 05Track
  6. 06Correct

Charge Entry

The claim is decided here. Everything downstream is either collecting on a correct charge or arguing about an incorrect one.

Deeva provides charge processing and coding-data validation support, based on client-provided documentation and established workflows. We do not perform independent clinical coding, and we do not assign codes that are not supported by the documentation you provide.

  • Charge entry from client-provided documentation
  • Charge validation against your fee schedule
  • CPT and HCPCS data processing
  • Diagnosis code data processing
  • Modifier application against documented rules
  • Date-of-service validation
  • Rendering and billing provider validation
  • Batch charge processing
  • Charge reconciliation against the encounter list
  • Missing-charge identification and escalation

Claims Processing

Submission is the easy part. The work is what happens to the claims that do not go straight through.

  • Claim creation support
  • Claim validation against payer and clearinghouse edits
  • Electronic claim submission support
  • Paper claim processing support
  • Claim status tracking
  • Rejected claim identification and categorization
  • Claim correction support
  • Resubmission
  • Submission reconciliation against the charge batch
  • Escalation of claims that stop moving

What you get

A reconciled batch, not just a submitted one
Charges entered are reconciled against the encounters expected, so a missing day is visible the day it goes missing.
Rejections categorized, not just reworked
Every rejection is coded to a reason, so the same edit does not keep catching the same claims.
A documented rules file
Your modifier rules, payer quirks and exceptions written down during transition and maintained, rather than held by whoever has been there longest.
A clear line around coding
We validate against your documentation. Anything the documentation does not support comes back to you rather than being guessed at.

Reporting cadence

Daily
Charges entered, claims submitted, rejections worked.
Weekly
Rejection categories and anything that needs a rules change.
Monthly
First-pass quality and turnaround against the agreed measures.

How it is measured

KPIs and SLAs are customized according to the client's process requirements and contractual scope.

These are the measures we report on. The targets against them belong in your agreement, where they can be negotiated and enforced, rather than on a web page where they cannot.

  • Charge entry accuracy, sampled at transaction level
  • Charge lag from date of service
  • Charge reconciliation completeness
  • Claim processing turnaround time
  • First-pass acceptance
  • Rejection rate by category
  • Correction and resubmission turnaround
  • Process compliance against the SOP
  • SLA compliance

Find out where your clean claim rate is leaking

Send us your current volumes, your clearinghouse rejection categories and your payer mix. We will come back with a delivery model, a team structure and a transition plan.