Medical coding that holds up under payer scrutiny and an auditor's eye

One wrong modifier turns a paid claim into a denial. One undercoded E/M leaks 10 percent per visit. Our coders are AAPC certified and specialty specialized so your claims reflect the work you actually did.

98% coding accuracyAAPC certified coders (CPC, CPMA, CCS)Specialty-aware coding (25+ specialties)
98%coding accuracy rate
100%AAPC certified coders
25+specialty specializations

Why coding is where money quietly leaks

Undercoded E/M visits. Missing modifier 25 on same-day procedures. Incorrect laterality on orthopedic ICD-10s. Missing medical necessity for high-RVU codes. Each one is small. Stack them across 10,000 encounters a year and the leak is six figures.

What we code

  • E/M leveling with 2021 AMA guidelines
  • Procedural CPT coding with modifier accuracy
  • ICD-10-CM with specificity and laterality
  • HCPCS Level II (drugs, supplies, DME)
  • Surgical coding with multiple procedure rules
  • Anesthesia time units and physical status modifiers
  • Risk adjustment (HCC) coding for Medicare Advantage

Undercoding is not safe. It is a slow leak that looks clean on audit and costs 8 to 12 percent of collectible revenue every year.

ASA Management playbook

The review layer most billers skip

Our coders audit a statistical sample monthly. We report on accuracy, undercoding trends, and high-risk patterns your practice should know about before an audit finds them. You see the gaps before a payer does.

Are your coders certified?
Yes. Every coder holds AAPC certification (CPC at minimum). Specialty coders hold COC, CPMA, or CCS depending on workflow.
How do you handle E/M leveling?
We code to the 2021 AMA E/M guidelines: medical decision making or time. Documentation gaps get flagged to the provider with specific fix recommendations.
Do you handle risk adjustment (HCC) coding?
Yes, for Medicare Advantage and commercial ACO contracts. We identify chronic conditions with appropriate specificity and coordinate with the clinical team for documentation.
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