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| | Payers deny claims on a wide variety of grounds, but it’s no secret that certain diagnoses seem to be frequent denial targets. Each year, respondents to the CDI Week Industry Survey say that both sepsis and malnutrition remain top denied diagnoses, and there is little sign of those denial rates slowing.
There are steps though that CDI specialists can take to mitigate and fight these denials. This free report, "Fight Until the Very End: Sepsis and Malnutrition Denials" will look at: Challenges with malnutrition audits and denials Guidelines for sepsis documentation Organizational criteria for malnutrition and sepsis clinical validation, denial prevention
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