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Utilizing Medical Malpractice Data to Mitigate Risks and Reduce Claims

|Videos|June 7, 2021

How providers can reduce the likelihood of surprise billing

Author(s)Kristina Hutson, Drew Boxler, Logan Lutton

How providers can reduce the likelihood of surprise billing.

Krisi Hutson, product line developer at Availity, discusses how providers—in health systems and private practice—can reduce the likelihood of surprise billing occurring.

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