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|Articles|July 14, 2014

Radiology Claim Denied, But Why?

Missing reimbursements for that CT or chest X-ray? Find out why.

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Radiology is among the top five specialties with the most unexpected denials, according to RemitDATA, a company that provides analytics regarding unexpected denials at practices all over the country.

Aaron Hood, RemitData’s vice president of product management, walks us through the trends of radiology denials and offers remedies for optimizing your workflow and minimizing the number of unexpected denials.

 


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