ABW Medical front end support

Keep Claims Moving with Expert Front-End Support

From accurate patient registration and benefits verification to resolving front-end claim issues, ABW helps your practice avoid costly delays and rework. With experienced coders embedded in your team, you get cleaner claims and faster revenue without the overhead.

Why choose ABW Medical front-end support services?

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years of experience

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person team of RCM specialists

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customers across 50 states in 25+ specialties

Partnering with Leading EMR Platforms

more time with patients and fewer administrative tasks

Free up resources and time

to focus on other important aspects of your practice

More Revenue. More Time. More Peace of Mind.

Front-End Support That Keeps Your Revenue Cycle Moving

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Charge Entry & Code Selection

ABW’s certified coders review provider documentation and select appropriate CPT and diagnosis codes for office visits and procedures. We enter charges directly into athena based on your workflows. Access to athena Clinical and inclusion of charge entry or missing slips in the scope of work (SOW) is required.

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Hold Resolution & Coding Clarification

When claims are flagged on Hold or Manager Hold due to errors, ABW steps in to resolve the issue. We identify root causes to claim delays and provide expert resolution steps for final resolution. Claims are then sent out in a timely, efficient process for payment.

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Proactive Coding Feedback

Our team performs routine audits on a sample of front-end claims to identify trends, flag errors, and offer actionable feedback. While we do not change existing codes in athena, our detailed reports help your team maintain accuracy and compliance.

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