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Denial of inpatient care claims up, especially for Medicare Advantage: Crowe

February 16, 2023 Reprints

Initial denials of inpatient claims filed by providers rose in 2022 with the highest denial rates coming from Medicare Advantage plans, according to a report from Crowe Revenue Cycle Analytics, reports Becker’s Payer Issues. Through November 2022, the dollar value of initial clinical denials by payers represented 3.2% of billed inpatient dollars, a rate that is 18.5% percent higher than in 2021.

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