Medical coding
Assigning diagnosis and procedure codes from the medical record according to current code sets, official guidelines and your payer requirements.
02 / Coding & documentation
Inconsistent coding, incomplete documentation and unclear review pathways create rework, delayed claims and compliance concerns. Accancy provides structured medical coding and documentation review for hospitals and physician groups, with quality checks built into the workflow and a clear route for questions that need clinical clarification.
Discuss coding & documentation supportAssigning diagnosis and procedure codes from the medical record according to current code sets, official guidelines and your payer requirements.
Reviewing records for missing, unclear or conflicting documentation that affects code assignment, and flagging it before the claim goes out.
Agreed review criteria, sampling and feedback loops, so accuracy is measured and issues are corrected early rather than after a denial.
A defined process for routing questions to your providers or CDI team, with each query tracked until it is resolved.
Hospitals and physician groups that need extra coding capacity, help clearing a backlog, or a second line of documentation and quality review.
Accuracy depends on the process around the coders. We agree review criteria, sampling and feedback with you at the start, and report quality alongside volume so you can see how the work is performing.
We do not guess. Questions that need clinical clarification follow an agreed escalation path to your providers or CDI team and are tracked until answered.
Yes. Backlog work is a common starting point. We agree the priority order with you, for example oldest dates of service or highest-value accounts first, and report progress against it.
No. Accancy adds capacity and structure alongside your team. You keep control of policies, priorities and final decisions.