Mblackwell
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Does anyone have any info regarding what industry standards are for coding productivity?This would be for pro fees. E&Ms per hour? Surgeries per hour? Are these typically counted per claim or per CPT?
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TThivierge
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Coder Productivity OP vs IP setting
Hi There
From Goggling the topic on this information it does depend coding abstraction per medical setting. Outpatient in ERM about 50 records a day, inpatient about 4 records a day and outpatient about 100 a work day. This means the medical coder does not have to do other office duties such as phone calls, posting, insurance denials, insurance verifying,Etc.
I hope this helps you
Lady T
Hi There
From Goggling the topic on this information it does depend coding abstraction per medical setting. Outpatient in ERM about 50 records a day, inpatient about 4 records a day and outpatient about 100 a work day. This means the medical coder does not have to do other office duties such as phone calls, posting, insurance denials, insurance verifying,Etc.
I hope this helps you
Lady T
mitchellde
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for me it varies by client but in general it is 10-12 CPT codes per hour. I have work some where it is 6-8 encounters per hour. so it varies with how they want to look at productivity.