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I am frequently asked by physicians, “What could get me audited?” There is no simple answer. In any system that pays for services, there is an audit process. Approximately 103 million claims are... Read More
I am frequently asked by physicians, “What could get me audited?” There is no simple answer. In any system that pays for services, there is an audit process. Approximately 103 million claims are... Read More
In the May issue of the BCMJ we described how physicians may be affected by the Laboratory Services Act (LSA). The Act reinforces the provision of recovering lab-test costs from the referring... Read More
This is the fourth and final article in the series that takes you through what to expect if you are the subject of a billing audit by the Billing Integrity Program. This article covers phase 4:... Read More
This is the third article in a series of four. The subject of this article is phase 3: reporting. What happens after your on-site audit takes place? When will you know the results? After the on... Read More
This is the second article in a series of four that takes you through what to expect if you are the subject of a billing audit by the Billing Integrity Program. In the September article the pre-audit... Read More