Accreda offers a solution to meet the needs of anesthesiology providers with growing workloads and declining payments at ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2026 through its Cosentus division. The anesthesia team is responsible for the safety of their patient during crucial moments. Unfortunately, most of them struggle financially with problems that have nothing to do with their work.
The Medicare program provides anesthesia groups with much lower payments compared to what commercial insurance companies offer for the same care. Moreover, there is an increased focus on anesthesia time, modifiers, and medical direction. As a result, some valid claims might get rejected or receive lower payment amounts. Federal employment projections predict a shortage of over 10,000 anesthesiologists by 2036. In addition, clinicians and administrators waste a lot of time on paperwork. Accreda, the anesthesia revenue cycle management arm of Cosentus, seeks to help overcome these obstacles. Accreda’s representatives will meet anesthesia executives at Booth #2209 at the Exhibit Hall. The conference to be held is ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2026 in San Diego.
“Anesthesia groups give so much to their patients, and too often they are not paid fairly for it,” said GS Bhalla, Co-Founder and CEO of Cosentus. “When every case is captured, coded correctly and paid in full, clinicians can get back to what matters most: caring for patients.”
Enhancing Anesthesia Billing and Claims Processing
Accreda solely provides anesthesia billing and revenue cycle management services. They have specialists who make use of the Zeus Health, which is a revenue cycle engine by Cosentus AI. The tool reviews claims prior to their submission in order to minimize claim denials. As stated by the firm, Accreda patients have been able to improve their collection rate by 10% to 30%.
Helping Anesthesia Practices Recover Revenue
Accreda plans to connect with anesthesia leaders at the conference. The team will discuss ways to improve collections and strengthen revenue cycle performance.
“Anesthesia groups shouldn’t have to choose between growing their practice and getting paid for the work they already do,” said Mark Wines, Chief Growth Officer of Cosentus. “We’re coming to San Diego to listen, and to show groups how much revenue they can recover when their revenue cycle finally works for them.”
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