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Jan. 2014 Medical Claims Data: Most Common Denials and Remedies
RemitDATA's chief operating officer, Brian Fugere, explores the most common unexpected denials at medical practices nationwide, with a focus on pediatrics.
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RemitDATA's chief operating officer, Brian Fugere, explores the most common unexpected denials at medical practices nationwide, with a focus on pediatrics. Use the "Next" button to advance the slides and read Fugere's commentary on the latest claims denial trends in medicine.
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