STEP 1: CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION WORKSHOP
Are you struggling with documenting medical necessity? Clinical documentation is the most important component needed to obtain an authorization. When the insurance company does not have strong clinical to make a final determination, it ends in denials, loss of payment, and frustration. Our face-to-face, interactive workshop is offered across the United States and provides in-depth training on clinically documenting medical necessity. Have a licensed clinician travel to your facility to ensure more authorizations and less hassle.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
• Have your charts reviewed prior to the workshop
• Receive feedback on areas of strength/those needing improvement
• Be educated on the authorization process, from admission to discharge
• Have Precertification & Concurrent Review documentation needs explained
• Engage in interactive scenarios, added to ensure understanding of information
• Gain continued support after the workshop for any questions/concerns that arise
• Each clinician receives a copy of The Cheat Code: Maximizing Addiction Treatment Authorizations
• Receive feedback on areas of strength/those needing improvement
• Be educated on the authorization process, from admission to discharge
• Have Precertification & Concurrent Review documentation needs explained
• Engage in interactive scenarios, added to ensure understanding of information
• Gain continued support after the workshop for any questions/concerns that arise
• Each clinician receives a copy of The Cheat Code: Maximizing Addiction Treatment Authorizations
TAKE A SNEAK PEAK INSIDE
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
-Precertification 101: What every insurance company needs
-Blank version of the precertification and concurrent review form
-Keep the authorizations coming with our concurrent review form
-Review what an incomplete form looks like vs complete versions of each
-Patient self-report sheet: Use this form to gather up-to-date information
-Documentation tips to remember
-Blank version of the precertification and concurrent review form
-Keep the authorizations coming with our concurrent review form
-Review what an incomplete form looks like vs complete versions of each
-Patient self-report sheet: Use this form to gather up-to-date information
-Documentation tips to remember