HealthIT Answers January 16, 2024
Suhas Nair

Autonomous coding is an AI-driven leap forward from traditional Computer-Assisted Coding (CAC) systems, promising transformation for labor-intensive and error-prone coding processes in healthcare, with substantial benefits in terms of cost savings, efficiency, and reduced denials. However, to optimize its value and protect investments in coding solutions, healthcare organizations must understand the realities and limitations of this evolving technology.

The Emergence of Autonomous Coding from CAC

Historically, the coding process in healthcare has been a multi-step, human-driven task with inherent risks of errors. The advent of CAC brought notable strides in improved accuracy. However, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) has propelled this further, enabling a shift in the coder’s role. Coders are now moving away from routine coding tasks, focusing...

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