Hire a Coder or Use The Coding Network?

Trying to build your own coding operation is difficult, expensive and often results in suboptimal performance.  With TCN’s network of coders, we offer the following advantages in-house coding teams simply cannot match:

  • TCN’s network of coders is spread across the United States
    • Whereas most in-house coding departments are limited to attracting coding talent located in close proximity to their office, TCN has built a network of coders comprised of the best talent in the U.S. irrespective of location
  • All coders are specialized, experienced and vetted
    • Each TCN coder is focused on a singular specialty, has a minimum of 3 years’ experience in their specialty, has passed a rigorous coding screening test in their specialty, and is subject to ongoing Q/A
  • TCN charges for most of its coding services on a per case/encounter/operation basis
    • Only pay for the exact amount of work you need performed
  • Never worry about your coder being out, turning over or a backlog building up
    • TCN automatically connects you with the requisite number of coders to ensure that vacations, sick-leave, turnover or underperformance never impacts your turnaround times

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Indiana system to pay $2.9M to settle Medicaid overbilling allegations

November 28th, 2022|Comments Off on Indiana system to pay $2.9M to settle Medicaid overbilling allegations

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DOJ alleges Kaiser Permanente defrauded Medicare of $1 billion

November 2nd, 2021|Comments Off on DOJ alleges Kaiser Permanente defrauded Medicare of $1 billion

Kaiser Permanente and members of its healthcare consortium defrauded Medicare of nearly $1 billion by tacking on diagnoses to patients’ medical records to earn more in reimbursement payments, the Department of Justice claims in a [...]

CMS Selects Primary Care Payment Model Participants

November 24th, 2020|Comments Off on CMS Selects Primary Care Payment Model Participants

CMS selects primary care payment model participants According to Becker's Hospital Review, "CMS chose 916 primary care practices and 37 regional health plan partners as participants in its new payment model called Primary Care First. [...]

OIG Tags Arizona Hospital for Erroneous Billing

November 12th, 2020|Comments Off on OIG Tags Arizona Hospital for Erroneous Billing

OIG Tags Arizona Hospital for Erroneous Billing Flagstaff (Ariz.) Medical Center failed to comply with Medicare billing requirements for three of 100 inpatient and outpatient claims reviewed by HHS' Office of Inspector General, according to [...]