Sponsored by EXL Health

For years, retrospective chart reviews have been a staple of risk adjustment and quality efforts. Nearly all risk-bearing entities spend a great deal of time and budget to retrieve charts from providers for coding. Often, these efforts require a physical presence in a provider’s office spending hours copying pages and pages of medical charts. These activities, while necessary, frustrate providers and can disrupt a clinician’s office. Join us as we present an approach to prospective chart reviews that can cut costs, improve risk score accuracy and reduce provider abrasion!

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