UMB and Coding’s free practice audit is a no-obligation review of how your medical billing performs today. We examine your denials, aging accounts receivable, coding and charge-capture gaps, and eligibility checks, then send you written findings that show where claims stall and payments fall behind — so you can decide, with evidence, whether to change how your billing is handled.

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What the Free Practice Audit Covers

• Denial review: the reasons your claims are denied, and which ones can be corrected and resubmitted.
• Aging A/R review: which unpaid balances are still recoverable, and which need a dedicated recovery plan.
• Coding and charge-capture review: whether documentation supports the codes billed.
• Eligibility and authorization review: where missing checks stop claims before they reach the payer.
• Workflow review: how claims move through your existing EHR and practice management system today.

What You Receive

Written findings in plain language, with recommended next steps for each problem found. The findings are yours whether or not you become a client.

How the Audit Leads Into Working Together

1. Request the audit through the Get In Touch form on the homepage.
2. Share practice-level billing information (never patient information in a web form — patient details are only shared later, through an approved channel your practice agrees).
3. Receive written findings and a proposal, including pricing in the published 2.50% to 5.00% of collected amount range.
4. If you proceed, onboarding happens in your current system, with EDI and EFT setup where needed.

What the Audit Is Not

It is not a promise of payment. Payers make coverage and payment decisions. Any estimated financial impact is an estimate, not a promised result. It is not tax, accounting, or legal advice, and it does not replace your compliance advisers.

Who the Audit Is For

Independent practices, group practices, specialty clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, and non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) providers across the United States — including practices whose in-house billing team cannot keep up with aging claims.

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