The cost of employing medical coders is already high. With ICD-10 coming soon, the expenses associated with employing coders is bound to rise. Aviacode can show you how to cut operational costs by using our contracted coding services.
Aviacode knows ICD, CPT and DRG. We also know ROI.
The investment you make in your coders, more often than not, will pay off. But with the cost of finding, equipping, training and paying for coders increasing, healthcare leaders are likely to see that investment paying out less in the coming years.
Aviacode turns the tables on coding costs.
Consider the total costs of hiring a coder—salary, benefits, office space, coding software and references—plus the inevitable downtime that employees experience. If you outsource to Aviacode, you can reduce your administrative costs. You pay us by the record, so you don’t pay for down time, nor do you need to maintain benefits or office space. And because we integrate quality assurance into your coding, you get guaranteed accuracy.
Aviacode keeps you out of the ICD-10
training business.
The Department of Health and Human Services estimates that the nation’s healthcare providers will need spend anywhere from $200 million to $1.4 billion to train their people for the ICD-10 conversion. If you’d rather not contribute to those massive numbers, choose Aviacode. Our coders will be well-trained, and our systems will be tuned for ICD-10.
Aviacode can send results directly to your
billing system.
Whether you completely outsource your coding to Aviacode or just a portion of it, save money and decrease time to revenue by having Aviacode deliver our coding results directly to your billing system. We interface with dozens of billing systems providers. And if we don’t currently interface you’re your system, we can custom-build an interface.
Healthcare provider leaders just like you have turned to Aviacode for coding services that simplify and streamline their coding operations. Outsource your coding to Aviacode. It makes operational sense. It makes financial sense.