In this blog, we will discuss what CO 29 is, some common causes, and how to address/prevent it. 

In this series, we look at some of the most common denial codes. Today, let’s take a look at CO 97 and how understanding this code can save you money. 

Why are denials such a pain? It’s probably due to the hundreds of denial codes that aren’t technically standardized across all payers. Along with the fact that the complexity of these denials requires well-trained staff equipped with educational programs. Anway, let’s look at the common denial code PR 204!

If you get a claim denial back, say a common claim such as PR 31, you might be wondering, “How do I know what the denial reason is?” Let’s start by going over what a denial code even is.