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Insurers say AI-assisted medical coding added $942 million in costs

A Blue Cross Blue Shield Association analysis says hospitals’ use of AI in insurance coding added $942 million in spending over two years. Insurers argue documentation of complex conditions rose without a corresponding change in care, intensifying concern about automated claims escalation.

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