CJ Wolf
Recently, federal auditors reported that the University of Minnesota Medical Center needs to refund more than $3.2 million in estimated overpayments for services that were allegedly billed incorrectly to the Medicare program.
Lamon Willis
Two new CPT codes were approved in 2013, giving healthcare providers the opportunity to capture the full scope of their efforts while treating chronically ill patients. Specifically, patients with co-morbidities who frequently moved back and forth between their community and an acute care setting.
Lamon Willis
During our recent webinar, The Five Problem Areas in E/M Audits, many of you posted really great questions. Unfortunately, we weren’t able to get to all of them live.
Lamon Willis
Chart audits are a mandatory part of maintaining compliance for your organization, but we all know that regular auditing is demanding. The cost and burden on administrators makes the process difficult.
CJ Wolf
It’s crucial to perform a medical records audit to effectively maintain your auditing plan. Reporting results to the overseeing physicians, committee, or board is the next step to improving organizational compliance.
Lamon Willis
Welcome back to our RAC blog post series. In this installment we’ll cover how to conduct a RAC Audit Risk Assessment.
Lamon Willis
Welcome back to our RAC blog post series. In this installment we’ll consider some of the ramifications for the CMS enhancement and expansion of the RAC program.
Lamon Willis
In our last blog post we talked about the inception of the RAC program. In this blog post we’ll cover expectations for 2016 and some enhancements and expansions to be aware of.
