Medicare Advantage Denials Jump 56%, Commercial Denials 20%, from Jan. 2022 to July 2023
Statistic Info
A new analysis of data from over 1,300 hospitals and health systems by Syntellis Performance Solutions and the American Hospital Association (AHA) found a nearly 56 percent increase in Medicare Advantage denials from January 2022 to July 2023.
During that period, commercial denials also increased for hospitals nationwide. Those denials rose by about 20 percent.
Author: RevCycleIntelligence
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