In this episode of Credentialing Chronicles, Shannen and Nyleen take a closer look at what the newly published data is revealing about prior authorization — including denial rates, appeals, retrospective denials, and the administrative burden placed on physicians and their teams.
We’re looking at the numbers coming out of Georgia, what they mean for providers and patients, and why transparency may be changing the conversation around insurance denials.
And there’s one statistic you’ll want to hear: 82% of appealed prior authorization denials are overturned.
So why are so few denials actually appealed?
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