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The chargemaster is the foundation everything else in revenue cycle sits on. Claims, denials, pricing, compliance all trace back to it. Get it wrong, and those problems show up downstream, often invisibly, for years.
In this session, we’ll discuss a practical look at how to keep that footing solid: a health check that catches missed charges and coding gaps before they cascade, market-based pricing that keeps rates competitive and negotiation-ready, and claims audits that close the gap between what’s billed and what’s documented. Attendees will walk away with evidence-based strategies to protect revenue, strengthen payer relationships, and focus efforts where they matter most.
Every patient account tells one story from the moment care begins to the moment it’s fully reimbursed. Documentation shapes it, coding and charge accuracy shape it, pricing shapes it, and the claim itself carries all of that forward. This session focuses on the coding, pricing, and claims side of that story, one piece of a connected revenue cycle where the strongest results come from those pieces working together rather than in isolation.
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