Medical Economics January 13, 2026
Simple, repeatable coding habits can cut down on denials, support compliance and protect your margins in 2026.
Coding may not be the most glamorous aspect of running a primary care practice, but it is one of the most important.
When codes don’t match the visit, or documentation is thin, claims get denied, downgraded or delayed. Over time, that shows up in tighter margins, more back-and-forth with payers and less room to hire, give raises or invest in new services.
Better results start with clearer notes — what problems were addressed, what data was reviewed, what changed in the plan and how much time was spent when time-based billing applies.
When that story...
Today's Sponsors
Today's Sponsor