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How A Free Denials Management Assessment Works
Clinical denials are increasing across U.S. health systems as payer scrutiny intensifies and medical necessity standards continue to evolve. Denials are now costing U.S. hospitals
2026 Revenue Strategy: How Denials Partners Can Become Your Competitive Edge
Health systems are entering 2026 under significant financial pressure. Denial rates continue to climb, payer policies are tightening, and documentation expectations are becoming more complex.
Preventing Sepsis Denials
Sepsis denials continue to rank among the leading causes of inpatient denials year over year, with documentation and clinical-validation challenges driving significant revenue risk for
Beyond The Audit: Correcting EHR Template Issues to Drive Results
Coding leaders know that a coding or documentation audit is not the end of the audit process, it’s the first step towards implementing meaningful operational
Preventing Heart Failure Denials
Heart failure denials continue to rank among the leading causes of inpatient denials year over year across U.S. health systems. These cases often represent high-cost
3 Reasons to Audit Your Medical Coding Vendor
For many health systems, working with an outsourced medical coding vendor has become business as usual. After years of service, it’s easy to assume things
How Charge Audits Reveal Drivers for ED Downgrades
Charge audits are critical for identifying revenue leakage, improving compliance, and driving performance in Emergency Departments (EDs). As one of the most complex and fast-paced
Preventing Respiratory Failure Denials
Hospitals and health systems now spend more than $20 billion annually trying to overturn denied claims. Among the most frequently challenged and resource-intensive diagnoses is respiratory
The Role of Social Factors in Clinical Denials
Reducing clinical denials remains a critical focus for health systems and revenue cycle leaders, yet a key contributor often goes overlooked: the role of social
The True Benefits of Outsourcing Coding Services
As health systems face increasing regulatory complexity, workforce shortages, and mounting financial pressure, revenue cycle leaders are re-evaluating how coding is managed. For many, outsourcing
Managed Resources inks $60M contract with New York City Health + Hospitals to manage denied claims
LONG BEACH, Calif. (July 17, 2025) – Managed Resources, Inc., the KLAS-rated revenue cycle consulting firm that provides managed healthcare solutions and medical coding services,
Becker’s Webinar: “The Cost of Clinical Denials Is Soaring — Here’s How Top Systems Are Shifting the Narrative”
Join Managed Resources on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CT for an exclusive webinar co-hosted with Becker’s Hospital Review. Discover how leading health systems
What Clients Are Saying About Us
One of Managed Resources’ key strengths is communication; they are always communicating with us. They are always willing to get on the phone and provide their expertise. Even if we are struggling to write an appeal ourselves, they will help us navigate that and maybe provide language that will bolster the appeal’s outcome depending on the circumstances. – Director
We were really pleased with attention to detail that was provided to us in the review of clinical appeals management and charge capture It was clear to see that your team knew what they were doing!
The Managed Resources clinical appeals team have been excellent to us! Not only in having such a positive impact in recovering appropriate reimbursement for denials, but for their personal and timely approach to sharing educational tools with us to help prevent future denials. They really provided us with a high quality of service.
CodingAID has worked with our physicians to provide valuable and timely coding and documentation education
Thank You, Thank You!! I found myself in a huge bind. Inpatient and outpatients accounts in backlog. Reaching out to you saved me. Not only did they provide High Quality Experienced coders, they got my backlog under control/caught up in no time.
I can honestly and without hesitation declare these to be the absolute finest, most thorough, comprehensive and convincing clinical appeal letters I have ever seen in my 25+ year career as a hospital revenue cycle leader.
These are these are great findings… really, really happy with it. This is exactly what we were hoping to get, this type of information to take back. Super happy with these results, and that we had substantial findings that we can take back to our teams and show to our executives.