An emergency department, also known as an emergency room, is a medical treatment facility specializing in emergency medicine. Emergency medicine is the acute care of patients who present without a prior appointment, either by themselves or by an ambulance. One can find an emergency department in a hospital or primary care centers.
Due to the patient flow's unplanned nature, the ED department must provide initial treatment for a broad spectrum of illnesses and injuries, some of which may be life-threatening and require immediate attention.
Emergency medicine billing services are highly unique compared to other forms of medical billing. The complexity is due to the unpredictable nature of patient intake. It relies heavily on the patient care report prepared when the ambulance picks up the patient from where the need arises.
At ODIS, we have a client base that spans across all 50 states, covers a wide range of hospitals, physician practices, and medical billing companies. We employ our experience and knowledge acquired through a decade of working with ED doctors in fixing & improving your revenue cycle. Our coders are proficient in ICD-9/10, CPT, HCPCS coding guidelines provided by CMS and AMA, and are certified by the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).
We have built our approach using modern technology, and the team focuses on providing data-driven solutions that help reduce denials and increase revenue.
We bring excellence, knowledge, and accuracy to ED billing and coding services while building a revenue cycle devoid of defects for your practice. With patient demographics entry, insurance verification, insurance authorizations, coding, billing, and reconciling of accounts, our medical billing process can add value to your organization. Our team strives to introduce a friction-free billing, coding, claim submission, and payment posting process. We ensure consistent accounts receivable follow-up and prior authorization to avoid claim denials. Our denial management team's #1 priority is shifting your focus from denial management to denial prevention