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Points of Light 2022 Case Study 4
Avoidable Denials Reduced via Early Detection of Claims Errors

author - Boyd Stewart
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Boyd Stewart
author - Lois Krotz
Author
Lois Krotz
 
May 4, 2022 | Read Time: 1  minute

Administrative costs in healthcare are now in the trillions. Hoping to reduce these costs, the three stakeholders in this case study worked together to incorporate UnitedHealthcare’s payment rules into the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics’ billing solution. This allows the health system to catch errors before claims are submitted, reducing rework and saving administrative costs. The collaborators emphasize the importance of continued collaboration to make sure the suggested edits continue to be refined and expanded.

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Key Findings:

  1. Executive Summary
  2. The Collaborators
  3. Points of Friction—Challenges to Be Solved
  4. Action Plan—How the Collaborators Worked Together to Reduce Friction
  5. Points of Light—Outcomes Achieved through Collaboration
  6. Lessons Learned
  7. What's Next?
author - Elizabeth Pew
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Elizabeth Pew
author - Madison Moniz
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Madison Moniz
author - Mary Bentley
Project Manager
Mary Bentley
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