Katia Arteaga

Associate Product Marketing Manager

Katia Arteaga joined IMO as an Associate Product Marketing Manager in 2023, bringing with her valuable marketing experience working in both the tech and produce industries. Katia earned her bachelor’s degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and is currently pursuing her MBA from DePaul University. In her free time, Katia enjoys hiking, running, and exploring the vibrant food scene Chicago has to offer.

More from Katia Arteaga

USCDI compliance starts with clinical terminology—here’s why

From code updates to compliance gaps, your clinical terminology might be costing you more than you think. Here’s how to take control.

A proactive approach to HCC management for better risk-adjusted reimbursement

Imprecise or missing HCCs can lead to millions in lost revenue. Learn how to improve coding – in workflow – for higher reimbursements and better value-based care.

How can precise risk adjustment coding maximize revenue in 2025?

See how the right solutions can streamline risk adjustment coding for increased specificity, care quality, and Medicare Advantage revenue.

Prepare for RADV audits with precise clinical documentation and HCC coding

Learn how refining HCC management in clinical documentation can bolster RADV audit preparation and help safeguard your bottom line.

Z codes 101: What you need to know for clinical documentation, value-based care

Understanding a patient’s health profile and reasons for seeking care is vital for accurate clinical documentation. This Z codes primer is your guide.

Streamlining risk adjustment workflows in medical problem lists

Learn how IMO Health experts leverage the medical problem list to enhance HCC data capture, simplify risk adjustment, and support value-based care.

Scaling data standardization for clinical exchange

Discover how enhancing data quality with clinical terminology can streamline the cleanup process and boost overall provider satisfaction.

CDC’s DMI: A turning point for public health data

The CDC has advanced national health threat surveillance via the Data Modernization Initiative (DMI), but there’s still room for progress.

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