Denial Analytics Drill-Through

The Denial Analytics package has a pre-defined set of fields that will be displayed when drilling through into detail for most measures. When looking at a table of data, any number can be double-clicked to drill through into the detail for that cell.


This will bring up an additional sheet in the same Excel workbook with the following fields: 

  • Patient ID: The patient's chart number. 
  • Patient Reverse Name: The patient’s name in the format “[Last Name], [First Name]”.
  • Rendering Provider Reverse Name: The rendering provider’s name in the format “[Last Name], [First Name]”.
  • Service Location: The Service Location currently on the claim.
  • Service Date: The Service Date of the associated claim. 
  • Post Date: The Post Date of the associated transaction.
  • Claim ID: The unique ID for this claim. 
  • Code: The procedure code on the claim line.
  • Code Modifiers: The modifiers on the claim line. 
  • Diagnoses: The list of diagnosis codes on the claim line. 
  • Deposit Payer Name: The payer on the deposit that this CARC/RARC was posted on. 
  • Deposit ID: The unique ID for the deposit that this CARC/RARC was posted on. 
  • CARC: The Claim Adjustment Reason Code that was posted. 
  • RARC: The Remittance Advice Remark Code that was posted to give more information about the adjustment. Many CARCs will be received with no associated RARC. 
  • Payment Type: The payment type that was associated with this CARC line at time of posting. 
  • Payments: The amount associated with this CARC line that was posted as a payment.
  • Adjustments: The amount associated with this CARC line that was posted as an adjustment against the balance of the line. This will most commonly happen with expected contractual adjustments like CO-45's. 
  • Comments: The amount associated with this CARC line that was posted as a comment-only amount, not being a payment or a taken adjustment. These are most commonly associated with denial CARCs. 
  • Total Amount: The total amount associated with this CARC line, whether it was posted as a payment, adjustment, or comment.