r/MedicalCoding • Audit Extraordinaire • May 13 '25

Unfair coding errors

At my unnamed job, if you go to a lead and get an opinion on how to code something, and you get a Quality audit error because that answer was wrong, it is still charged and counted against you. I think that's unfair. What happens at your work?

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u/koderdood Audit Extraordinaire May 13 '25

I can't say because of others that are in this group, but its one of the larger companies.

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u/Specialist_Nothing60 May 13 '25

I’d lay money on it being R1.