Catch issues before they become denials.
Watch the recording to meet Radar, Nymbl’s new payer-aware documentation guidance tool, and see how it brings guidance to every visit, before you submit the claim.
Denials rarely start at the claim. They start in the note. In this session, we introduced Radar, which flags payer-specific documentation issues while you’re still capturing the visit, not after the claim has already gone out. Whether you’re a clinician, a biller, or the person responsible for compliance, there’s something here for you.
In this recording, you'll get:
- A look at Radar and how it delivers payer-specific guidance while you’re still with the patient, not as extra work after the visit
- How payer-specific prompts help your clinicians capture the right details the first time, without slowing down the exam
- How your billing team gets guidance during or right after each visit instead of weeks later at claim review, with fewer follow-up requests asking clinicians to go back and clarify a note
- Why fewer denials matter: denial rates across O&P/CRT practices run 15-25%, and each reworked claim costs $25-$40 in staff time
- What your compliance/IT lead needs to know: payer selected up front so guidance is specific to that payer’s requirements, zero-data-retention and zero-model-training processing for audio and notes, and a HIPAA-aware architecture
This is Part 2 of The New Standard for O&P. Part 1 covered Connection, your systems and your team working together instead of a stack of disconnected tools.
Watch the Part 1 replay.
