Medical Billing Audit Services
An independent audit shows you what your current billing is really doing — missed charges, coding errors, compliance exposure, and revenue left unclaimed. You get a clear report and a concrete fix plan.
- Days of claims reviewed
- 60
- Typical revenue found
- 3–7%
- Report delivery
- 48h
Everything handled, nothing handed back.
Coding accuracy review
Charts sampled and audited against ICD-10 and CPT guidelines.
Charge capture analysis
Missed and under-coded charges quantified in dollars.
Compliance screening
Documentation and billing checked against payer rules.
Denial pattern audit
Historical denials analyzed for preventable causes.
Revenue leak report
A line-item view of where money is being lost.
Remediation plan
Prioritized fixes with owners and timelines.
Our billing audit process
- 01
Sample
Statistically valid sample of claims and charts pulled.
- 02
Review
Coding, documentation, and payment accuracy reviewed line by line.
- 03
Quantify
Revenue leakage and compliance risk measured in dollars.
- 04
Recommend
A prioritized fix list delivered and walked through with your team.
Frequently asked questions
Our billing audit reviews a sample of claims and charts for coding accuracy against ICD-10 and CPT guidelines, missed and under-coded charges, documentation against payer rules, and historical denial patterns. You receive a revenue leak report showing line by line where money is being lost.
We review 60 days of claims and deliver the report within 48 hours. The report quantifies revenue leakage and compliance risk in dollars, and we walk through a prioritized fix plan with your team, including owners and timelines for each recommendation.
Our audits typically find 3 to 7% in revenue that was missed, under-coded or left unclaimed. The exact amount depends on your current billing process, specialty and payer mix, which is why the report breaks findings down line by line with a concrete fix plan.
Yes, you can request a free billing audit from our website. It is an independent look at what your current billing is really doing, including missed charges, coding errors and compliance exposure, and there is no obligation to switch billing providers afterward.