Denial Management

Turn Denials Into Recovered Revenue.

RuneRCM takes a systematic approach to denial management — identifying root causes, resolving current denials, and implementing process improvements to reduce future ones.

Denials Are Costly — and Often Preventable

Claim denials are one of the most significant sources of revenue leakage in healthcare practices. Many denials are preventable with the right front-end processes, and most denied claims can be recovered with timely, accurate appeals. The key is having a structured workflow that addresses both.

What We Handle

Denial Identification & Categorization

Every denial is logged, categorized by reason code, and assigned for resolution — ensuring nothing falls through the cracks.

Root Cause Analysis

We analyze denial patterns to identify systemic issues — whether in coding, eligibility, documentation, or submission — and address them at the source.

Appeals Preparation

Clinical and administrative appeals are prepared with supporting documentation to maximize the likelihood of reversal.

Timely Resubmission

Corrected claims and appeals are submitted within payer deadlines to preserve your right to payment.

Payer-Specific Strategies

Different payers have different denial patterns and appeal requirements. We tailor our approach to each payer's processes.

Denial Trend Reporting

Regular reporting on denial rates, reasons, and recovery outcomes gives your practice leadership visibility into performance.

The Cost of Unmanaged Denials

1

Industry estimates suggest 5–10% of claims are initially denied, representing significant revenue at risk.

2

Many practices write off denied claims rather than investing in appeals — leaving recoverable revenue on the table.

3

Unaddressed denial patterns repeat, compounding revenue loss over time.

4

Timely appeals have significantly higher success rates than delayed ones.

Let's Recover Your Denied Revenue

Start with a free assessment to understand your current denial rate and where recovery opportunities exist.