Conduct Self-Audits Adeptly With This Expert Advice
Hint: Watch coding trends to determine audit frequency.
As the feds scrutinize Medicare claims more closely in 2019, there’s never been a better time to update your audit policies and improve your practice compliance training.
Your audit plan is the most important part of your compliance program, because without it, your compliance plan is nothing more than a policy and procedural binder stuck on a shelf somewhere, said Frank D. Cohen, director of analytics and business intelligence with Doctors Management, LLC, during the webinar “Building a Risk-Based Audit Plan.”
1. Compile your data for review. If...
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