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Key takeaways CO-29 means the time limit for filing the claim has expired. The payor will not pay, and the charge becomes a write-off unless you can prove timely filing or qualify for an exception. Timely filing limits vary by payor. Commercial and workers’ compensation limits are often shorter and vary by contract or state. Most CO-29 denials are preventable. Submitting...

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As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on a year marked by progress and innovation. From the release of product enhancements and launch of new partnerships, to helping providers navigate the landscape of new state 


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Beginning January 1, 2026, Colorado will implement one of its most significant workers’ compensation billing changes in decades to modernize administrative processes, improve data accuracy, streamline payor–provider communication, and reduce costs across the workers’ compensation system.

Under new


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Data Dimensions is proud to announce our participation in National Comp 2025, happening November 11–12 at the Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

This premier event brings together more than 3,000 decision-makers and indu...


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Fighting Frightening Faxes

Tired of spooky inefficiencies draining your healthcare team’s time and sanity?
If your fax system feels haunted by delays, lost documents, and endless overage fees, it’s time to escape the eFax graveyard.

Healthcare organizations across the country are realizing that the real monster isn’t paper—it’s o...


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