From ED facility and inpatient coding to surgical, radiology, CDI, and denials Chase provides credentialed coding support for every area of your revenue cycle. Over 40 years of healthcare documentation experience. No long-term contracts.
Chase delivers full-spectrum medical coding services from complete coding department support to targeted backlog recovery. Our coding services help improve cash flow, streamline operations, and reduce non-compliance risk for hospitals, physician practices, surgical centers, and urgent care organizations.
Talk to a SpecialistOur certified coders are trained across every major clinical setting bringing specialty-specific documentation knowledge to every account.
Accurate, compliant coding for high-volume emergency encounters both facility and physician professional fee.
DRG-focused inpatient coding covering acute care, rehabilitation, and psychiatric settings with full ICD-10-PCS procedure coding.
Procedure-specific coding across the full range of outpatient surgical disciplines, aligned with APC guidelines and payer requirements.
Detailed operative report coding across surgical specialties, including complex multi-procedure cases requiring precise CPT and modifier application.
Accurate CPT and ICD-10 coding for both diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures, including imaging modalities and guided interventions.
Proactive CDI support that bridges the gap between clinical documentation and compliant code assignment — protecting your DRG capture and audit posture.
Targeted coding review and documentation analysis for coding-related claim denials identifying root causes and building defensible appeal arguments.
Specialty-trained coding for obstetrics and gynecology, covering global obstetric packages, prenatal visits, surgical procedures, and preventive care encounters.
End-to-end revenue cycle coding support and specialized home health coding aligned with OASIS requirements and PDGM methodology.
Quality Assurance Process
Our Data Quality Reviewers (DQRs) work directly alongside each coder assigned to a client account. They are responsible for continuing education, adherence to the latest regulatory updates, and maintaining coding accuracy across every client's case mix.
DQRs ensure each assigned coder stays current with ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS , and payer-specific regulatory changes.
Coding accuracy is monitored at the individual client level — not just across the department — ensuring your account gets dedicated quality oversight.
Daily, weekly, or monthly productivity and accuracy reports keep your leadership fully informed on coding volume and performance.
Per-month or per-hour. Short-term or ongoing. Structured around what your organization actually needs.
Ideal for backlog recovery, short-term gap coverage, or volume spikes that need rapid turnaround without a long-term commitment.
Best for ongoing coding support, department augmentation, or complete outsourced coding operations with consistent volume and dedicated account coverage.
Credentialed professionals, four decades of experience, and a quality-first approach structured around your workflow, not ours.
Our coders hold four-year nursing degrees and credentials including AHIMA CCS, CCS-P , and AAPC CPC grounding every code assignment in real clinical knowledge.
Chase has been providing healthcare documentation services since 1980. That institutional depth means we understand how coding guidelines evolve and how to stay ahead.
Productivity and accuracy reports delivered on the schedule you choose. No black box you always see how coding volume and quality are tracking in real time.
Flexible per-month and per-hour plans. Start with a 5-day training period at no charge. Coding support shaped around your needs, not a vendor's preferred contract terms.
Chase also provides virtual medical scribes , AI medical scribe editing, transcription, and medical dictation a complete documentation partner under one roof.
Coders are tested regularly against AHIMA assessments and university-developed evaluations, maintaining consistent accuracy across DRG, APC, and professional coding.
Chase provides specialty-specific coding across ED facility and physician profee, inpatient acute/rehab/psych, outpatient and surgical specialties, radiology (diagnostic and therapeutic), CDI , denials and appeals, OBGYN , home health, and full revenue cycle coding and billing support.
Yes. Chase coders hold four-year nursing degrees and professional credentials including AHIMA CCS , CCS-P , and AAPC CPC designations. They are regularly tested against AHIMA assessments and university-level coding evaluations to maintain consistent accuracy across all specialties.
Each coder is paired with a dedicated Data Quality Reviewer (DQR) responsible for continuing education, regulatory compliance, and accuracy monitoring at the individual account level. Clients receive productivity and accuracy reports on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
No. Chase offers per-month and per-hour pricing with no long-term contracts required. A 5-day training period is provided at no charge. Engagements can be short-term for backlog recovery or ongoing for full department support — structured around what you need.
Chase coders work with ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS diagnosis and procedure codes, CPT and HCPCS Level II codes, DRG and APC assignment for facility billing, E/M level selection, and modifier application across both professional and institutional billing contexts.
Yes. Chase provides targeted denials and appeals coding review to identify root-cause documentation and code assignment issues, along with pre-bill audit support to catch errors before claims are submitted — reducing denials and protecting your revenue cycle.
Talk to a coding specialist about your specialty, volume, and workflow. Flexible plans, no long-term contract.
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