Revenue Integrity Redefined: What the MDaudit 2026 Benchmark Data Reveals About Denials, Audits, and Coding, and How to Prepare for 2027

Join us on Wednesday, December 9th at 12:00 PM ET  

The MDaudit Benchmark Report is back for another year, and the 2026 edition is coming soon. Denials are more complex, payer audits never let up, and AI now works the same claims from both sides of the transaction. Drawn from our national benchmark data set, this year’s report shows where compliance risk and revenue opportunity are concentrating, and why the organizations that spot them first act before the money is in dispute.

Join us for a first look to explore the 2026 data and what it means for your 2027 plan. The session is designed for the three teams that carry revenue integrity: HIM and coding, revenue cycle, and compliance. Each will leave with priorities specific to their function and a shared view of where those priorities meet. Bring your questions and see what the numbers reveal.

What You Will Discover

• Where denied dollars concentrate by DRG, code, and payer
• Why payer audit risk is mostly post-pay, and how to work the $1 billion still in progress
• Which coding denial reasons are growing fastest, and what HCC scrutiny means for risk adjustment
• Why missed revenue outweighs overbilling, and how compliance teams are focusing audits on high-value exposure
• What pre-bill review captured in 2026, and the four trends shaping 2027

Who Should Attend

Revenue cycle and integrity leaders, HIM and coding directors, compliance officers, CFOs, and healthcare finance executives.

What You Will Take Away

A prioritized 2027 playbook your team can act on: where to focus denial prevention, how to strengthen your defense against post-pay payer audits, and where coding review will protect and recover the most revenue. It is grounded in benchmark data from 4,500+ facilities, so your priorities reflect what is happening across the industry. You will also receive the full 2026 Benchmark Report and role-based executive summaries for revenue cycle, HIM and coding, and billing compliance.

Save your seat and see what the data says.