Tammy Tipton is the co-author of Power of Appeals software system and author of the denial management manual, “Turning Insurance Denials Into Dollars.” Her company, Appeal Solutions, has assisted hospitals, physicians and billing companies with recovery of numerous unfairly denied claims. She is a certified paralegal and has also written a number of articles regarding insurance legal issues for health care administration publications.
Appeal Your Claims and Get Them Paid Fast
Get Your Denied Claims Paid with Proven Appeal Process
You can reclaim a significant amount of reimbursement from your denials with a few simple changes to your appeals process. The money is rightfully yours, you just have to know how to go after it.
In fact, carriers are counting on you being too busy to go after these additional funds. And, even if you have a denials management plan, experts agree that there is underlying money just waiting for you to go after, but the odds are you don’t know where to find it.
That’s where national denials management expert, Tammy Tipton, comes in. During her online training session, Tammy will walk you through how to capture the revenue from these hidden denials.
Here are just a few of the expert denials management tactics you’ll receive from this, 60-minute online training:
- Uncover precertification appeals tactics that get your claims approved
- Improve your appeals process with Payer-Specific strategies
- Demand clinical and coding reviews to overturn more claims
- Hold your carries accountable to their response deadline
- Get appeal letter verbiage that will really get your claims paid
- And so much more…
Many of the denials you receive can be overturned, and you can be paid for them, but you must know how. By attending this, 60-minute online training, you will receive the tools and tactics you need to get paid for more of your claims.
Don’t wait, sign up for this online training today.
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I LOVED the fluidity and articulation of the speaker. She got right down to business and not a lot of ums or unnecessary pauses. She cited to specific OIG report and case law.
Clear and concise information.
It was an hour long so it was able to keep my attention as well as not take up to much time from my work day. Information was very useful as well as providing the links for appeal letters and other resources that are available for future use.
