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HEDIS® 2018 is Coming: Is Your Team Ready for Medical Record Retrieval, Review and Abstraction?

Published November 1, 2017

By Melanie Richey

What measures will you abstract in 2018? Is your abstraction staff in place? Have you secured your auditor? Is this your first NCQA HEDIS1 Season? Is your NCQA-certified HEDIS software vendor in place?  Wherever you are in the process of preparing for HEDIS 2018, Centauri Health Solutions® will guide you through each step needed to meet…


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Can You Support What You Report?

Published September 14, 2017

By Centauri Health Solutions Staff

Health Status Validation Success. Did you know that HHS-RADV Audits are more claims focused and centered around a specific and acceptable claim? Are you sure that your team can survive this non-traditional audit, and have correctly focused their review efforts? Centauri Health Solutions’ Director of Coding Services- Monica Watson


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Let's Talk Audits

Published May 18, 2017

By Centauri Health Solutions Staff

  Coding a chart is like a puzzle. Putting the pieces together accurately from a medical record, illustrates a patient’s unique health picture. Solving individual coding puzzles offers every patient a voice and an opportunity for the best quality of care. Centauri Health Solutions’ Director of Coding Services- Monica Watson


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HEDIS: Crossing the Finish Line

Published May 6, 2016

By Centauri Health Solutions Staff

By Melanie Richey Wrapping up HEDIS® 2016 with an eye towards HEDIS 2017 You’re in the home stretch and can see the finish line in the distance.  It’s almost time to celebrate the close of another HEDIS project. There are just a few more items to check off of your project plan now that you’ve…


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What It Costs

Published March 2, 2016

By Dawn Carter

Part three of a three-part series In the recent RelayHealth Financial study that I wrote about in my previous article, it was reported that approximately two-thirds of denials are recoverable, However, what is really astounding is that 90 percent are preventable.


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