Bluethink Inc gives US providers and payers a coding and billing partner they can put in front of a RADV auditor, a CMS reviewer, or a denial letter without flinching. Certified coders, documented QA, and a team that tells you when something's wrong before it costs you.
HIPAA-compliant workflows · AAPC-certified coders · Serving US practices, ACOs, and health plans
Use us for one piece of the revenue cycle or all three. Either way, the same coders who touch the chart are accountable for what happens to the claim afterward.
Risk scores are only as good as the documentation behind them. We read the chart the way an auditor will, not the way a claim wants us to.
Our HCC coders perform prospective and retrospective chart review, confirm that every reported condition is supported by clinical documentation, and flag suspected but undocumented conditions for provider query. We map diagnoses to CMS-HCC and HHS-HCC categories, reconcile claims data against chart-level findings, and prepare your organization for RADV audits before CMS asks for the chart.
Accurate coding is the difference between a clean claim and a denial three weeks later. We treat every chart like it's going to be reviewed.
Our coders assign diagnosis and procedure codes from encounter notes, operative reports, and superbills across ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS. Every chart is checked against current NCCI edits and payer-specific local coverage rules, and a sample of completed work is audited weekly so drift gets caught before it becomes a pattern.
Billing is where good coding either pays off or gets undone by a rejected claim. We manage the whole path from submission to posted payment.
We verify eligibility before the visit, submit clean claims, and follow every claim through adjudication. When a claim is denied, we work it — correct, appeal, and resubmit — instead of writing it off. You get transparent aging reports and a team that calls out payer patterns worth fixing upstream.
The same five steps run whether it's a single encounter or a full-panel risk adjustment sweep.
Charts, claims data, or superbills arrive through a secure, HIPAA-compliant channel.
A certified coder assigns or validates codes against the clinical documentation.
A second coder audits the chart independently before anything is finalized.
Coded charts or clean claims are returned with findings and any provider queries.
Error patterns and denial trends are reported back so the next batch improves.
If your specialty isn't listed, ask — most coding teams cross-train across two or three related specialties.
Every encounter we touch goes through the same discipline: codes checked against the note, conditions confirmed against documentation, and a second coder signing off before anything ships. Here's what that looks like on a single encounter.
Grouped by service, in case you're only weighing one piece of the work right now.
Send us 20 recent charts. We'll show you exactly where coding or documentation is leaving revenue or risk-score accuracy on the table — no cost, no obligation.