Provider contracting analyst

Is this admission priced as a DRG case rate or some other way? What did the hospital file as its standard charge? What do payers publish for the same procedure in this market, and on what date? The answers live in price-transparency filings and payer rate files that are republished and overwritten. Reading them is slow and mixing them up is easy.

Reads the filing

What a hospital filed as its standard charge for an inpatient admission under 45 CFR 180, and what that filer carries at all, so a call that prices something is a call that answers.

Positions published rates

What a payer published it pays for a code, positioned against the Medicare fee schedule that anchors it, with professional and technical components split.

Compares side by side

Two to four codes under one receipt, each figure with its vintage.

Checks the stack

Whether a code pair carries a coding edit, and who a coverage article says may furnish and interpret a code.

• Cross a filed charge with a published rate. They are different kinds of number from different filers and are kept in separate tools on purpose.
• Say what your contract says. It reads the public record. Your contract is evidence only you hold.
• Treat a missing row as permission. No coding edit on file is unknown, never clearance.

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