THE CASE FILES · COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
RCM Denial-Prevention System vs a manual denial checklist
An existing checklist can reflect the way your practice works. This kit adds six tools for reviewing denial risks, appeal deadlines and audit steps. Staff still need to verify payer requirements and decide what action to take.
Own it: $119 once
| The question | RCM Denial-Prevention System | a manual denial checklist |
|---|---|---|
| Who answers | Your biller uses the guides, scorecard, calculator and audit workflow to review issues. | Your biller works through the checklist you maintain. |
| When | During your own denial review and audit sessions. | During the reviews your team schedules. |
| What it costs you in time | Read the tools, gather practice figures and check each finding against your actual workflow. | Create and update the checklist, research requirements and document findings. |
| What you keep | Interactive HTML tools, print-ready PDFs and an Excel workbook. | Your checklist, supporting references and review notes. |
Before you choose
- What does Own it cost?
- RCM Denial-Prevention System is $119 once for Own it. Any delivery, hosting or provider services you configure are separate.
- What work do I still do?
- Read the tools, gather practice figures and check each finding against your actual workflow.
- When might the alternative fit better?
- An existing checklist may be enough when your team already has a maintained process. The kit provides operational reference material; it gives no legal, coding or compliance advice.
- What do I keep with Own it?
- Interactive HTML tools, print-ready PDFs and an Excel workbook.
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