How Does Medical Coding Affect RCM for New York Healthcare Providers?

What this video covers

The video explains where coding sits in the revenue cycle and traces how a single coding error ripples into denials, rework, and delayed cash. It is aimed at New York practice owners, billing managers, and administrators who want to understand why their A/R keeps aging and what coding accuracy has to do with it.

• Coding starts the cycle. Every claim begins with code selection, so errors made here multiply through submission, adjudication, and payment posting.
• Denials trace to codes. Payers commonly deny 5 to 10 percent of claims, and mismatched diagnosis and procedure codes are a leading cause.
• New York payer complexity. Managed Medicaid, commercial plans, and workers compensation each apply different edits, so coders need payer-specific knowledge to keep claims clean.
• Accuracy protects cash flow. Clean claim rates above 95 percent shorten payment cycles and keep days in A/R under the 40-day target.

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