Healthicity Blog

Medicare audit reports are often treated as retrospective summaries, documents that explain what went wrong after the fact. But for organizations focused on strengthening their audit programs, they offer something far more valuable: a forward-looking view of risk.

Preventing Medicare fraud and abuse requires risk-based planning, auditing, documentation, reporting, investigation, and corrective action tracking. Organizations must maintain consistent oversight, monitor trends, and document compliance activities to demonstrate accountability and reduce...