Catch Revenue Leaks Before They Occur

Your practice’s financial success begins with having a clear picture of how you bill.
Billing errors, missing charges, and denied claims can quietly reduce your revenue. At Swiftcare Billing, our Medical Billing Audit Services provide a comprehensive analysis of your billing operations to uncover untapped revenue potential and ensure compliance with payers’ rules.
We help healthcare providers gain clarity and control over collection and enhance their financial success.

Why Providers Trust Swiftcare Billing Audits

Coding Review / CPT / ICD-10 / HCPCS

An evaluation of CPT, ICD-10 and HCPCS coding to verify correctness

Claims submission accuracy

verification that claims have been submitted with all necessary payer requirements

Denial Trend Analysis

identifying why most of the denials occur to prevent future denials from occurring in a non-necessary manner.

Accounts receivable analysis

examination of all outstanding accounts and delayed payments.

Compliance reviews

verification of Medicare, Medicaid, and Commercial Payer compliance.

Audit recommendations

actionable steps to increase revenue and create an improved workflow for your office.
Audits at Swiftcare Billing go beyond mere checklists. They serve as a strategic resource that identifies areas where your revenue may have been lost, coding discrepancies, and inefficiencies in your workflow. Our Medical Billing Specialists use this information to help providers of all sizes take charge of their revenue cycle.

The Swiftcare Billing Audit process

Initial consultation and goal setting

01

At this stage of the process, we will gather as much information as possible about the size and type of your practice, as well as the specific billing issues you currently encounter.

Data collection and analysis

02

We will gather claims data, payment histories, EHRs, and other records for every physician on your staff. We will then evaluate all collected data to identify any discrepancies or errors that could cause problems with claim submissions.

Coding & Charges Review

03

All services, procedures, and encounters are reviewed for proper utilization of CPT, ICD-10, and modifiers. Any missed charges are identified to prevent revenue loss from errors.

Claims Submission & Denial Review

04

The submitted claims are reviewed, along with the denial patterns, to determine whether there are common errors or payer-specific issues causing non-payment.

Accounts Receivable & Payment Posting Audit

05

The outstanding AR is audited, and the practice’s payment posting processes are reviewed for accuracy. Errors or delays in reconciliation are identified.

Compliance & Regulatory Review

06

Compliance with Medicare, Medicaid, and other commercial payer regulatory standards is evaluated during the review process. In addition, compliance with HIPAA regulations and documentation requirements is verified.

Reports & Implementation Support

07

Following the completion of an audit, a detailed report will be provided to the client, detailing the errors, opportunities, and steps the client can take to implement the recommendations to improve their workflow.

Medical Billing Audits Designed For Every Kind of Medical Practice

At SwiftCare Billing, we understand that every medical practice is different and therefore has its own set of unique billing issues. Our audits are tailored to address the specific requirements and challenges of each medical specialty:

Revenue Cycle Performance Improvement

Convert audit findings into actionable revenue growth initiatives
At Swiftcare Billing, our audits do more than identify errors. We provide strategic guidance for the improvement of your practice’s revenue cycle:

Benefiting from the Swiftcare
Billing audit process are:

Swiftcare Billing will conduct an extensive audit using advanced billing software and analytical tools. A precise examination of every single claim, every single adjustment, and every single AR item will be conducted.

HIPAA-compliant systems used for this audit will enable the secure handling of your patient data throughout the audit process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What will a Swiftcare Billing audit involve?
Audits will examine coding accuracy, submitted claims, accounts receivable, posted payments, and denied claims. Audits will also evaluate compliance with payer regulations and standards. Each audit includes a comprehensive report detailing all findings and recommendations to improve revenue.
The time required to perform the audit will depend on the number of providers at your facility, the number of claims submitted, and the complexity of the specialty services billed. Typically, audits are completed within 2-4 weeks following receipt of all necessary data.
Audits may be conducted for multiple locations or practices. Each location/site will be evaluated separately to ensure coding, claims, and revenue cycle performance are evaluated for each location.

Audits may be tailored to meet the needs of any medical specialty, including primary care, mental health, surgery, orthopedic, and multi-specialty practices. The audit process will be modified to accommodate the specific billing requirements of each specialty.

Are patient records secured during the audit process?
Patient data will be protected and maintained in accordance with the highest level of HIPAA-compliant procedures. All information will be stored in encrypted systems, and access will be strictly limited to trained Swiftcare Billing auditors.
Audits have been specifically designed to identify missed charges, improper coding, and billing inconsistencies. The audit findings will clearly define areas where revenue may be recovered or where claim processing may be improved.
Each audit will conclude with a detailed report identifying errors, patterns, and/or opportunities for improvement. Recommendations will include adjustments to coding, improvements to the workflow, and the implementation of compliance measures.