Find the revenue your billing is leaving behind.

A CPC-certified audit of your coding and billing — undercoding, missed charges, and compliance risk, documented in a written report with a dollar figure attached.

CPC-certified auditors
Revenue and compliance lenses
Written findings you keep

$42Kavg missed revenue found, per provider / yr

CPCcertified auditors

2 lensesrevenue + compliance

60dtypical audit cost recovery

Both sides of the ledger, examined.

Most audits look for risk or revenue. Ours documents both — what you're leaving on the table and what could invite a payer's attention.

Coding accuracy reviewCharts re-coded by a certified auditor and compared line-by-line against what was billed.

Undercoding & missed chargesThe most common finding — E/M levels billed below documentation and services never charged.

Overcoding & compliance riskPatterns that put you outside your specialty's norms, flagged before a payer flags them.

Denial pattern analysisWhich denials repeat, why, and what they cost you per month.

Documentation gap reviewWhere your notes won't support the work you did — with specific fixes per provider.

Written findings & action planA prioritized report with dollar figures — usable whether you implement with us or without us.

Four weeks, start to report.

A defined scope with a defined deliverable — not an open-ended engagement.

1 WEEK 1

Scope & chart pull

Sample selected across providers, payers, and encounter types.

2 WEEKS 2–3

Line-by-line review

Certified auditors re-code the sample and analyze denial and payment data.

3 WEEK 4

Written findings

Findings presented with dollar impact, ranked by size and effort.

4 AFTER

Implementation

We can implement the fixes — or hand the plan to your team. Your call.

Most practices recover the audit cost within 60 days of implementing the findings.

Audit questions, answered straight.

What practices ask before opening their books.

Still deciding?

Talk to a senior billing lead — not a sales rep.

(904) 915-4546 Or get a free practice audit →

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Is a billing audit the same as a compliance audit?

A billing audit focuses on revenue — finding undercoding and missed charges. A compliance audit focuses on risk — identifying overcoding and documentation gaps. OmniBridge audits evaluate both.

Will my payer audit me if I change my coding patterns?

Payers audit for outliers. Correcting undercoding brings you closer to the norm, not further from it. The greater risk is staying undercoded.

How much does a billing audit cost?

Contact us for practice-specific pricing. Most practices recover the audit cost within 60 days of implementing the findings.

Find out what an audit would find.

A 30-minute scoping call — which charts we'd pull, what we'd look for, and what similar practices recovered.

Book my audit scoping call →

Prefer to talk? (904) 915-4546 — a senior billing lead, not a sales pipeline.