Amanda Waesch, Esq., is a healthcare Attorney at Brennan, Manna & Diamond. Her practice focuses on healthcare, employment law and healthcare litigation across the country. She advises healthcare providers including practices and hospitals on reviewing and litigating employment agreements; non-compete agreements and severance agreements. Her work has benefited physicians and administrators in drafting and reviewing employer handbooks, as well as management and training issues.
Reduce Recoupments: Proven Responses to Payer Audit Notices
You don’t have the option of ignoring a payer audit request. Investigators will come to review your records whether you’re prepared or not.
However, you can significantly improve the outcome depending on how you respond to these payer notifications.
Your best bet is to have an expert-level audit response strategy prepared ahead of time, so you won’t be thrown off when the inevitable audit request arrives (which you know it will). That’s where healthcare compliance attorney Amanda Waesch, Esq., comes in.
Expert Tactics Improve Outcomes
During this online training, Amanda will show you how to develop a step-by-step, ironclad payer audit response strategy. This training will help you sail through every payer audit and avoid the massive fines and penalties that can come with them.
Did you know that this online training is included in the 3-Month All Access Pass?
That’s right! You can get this training only starting at $277 OR purchase the 3-Month All Access pass currently available for $499 and you and your entire team can access ALL online trainings – that’s over 200 of them!
Questions You’ll Get Answered:
Amanda will answer these payer audit response questions and more during her online training:
- Which auditor requests are required, and which are optional?
- Can you request an extension, or are payer audit dates set in stone?
- Should you respond differently to audit requests vs. a payer investigations?
- When auditors request records, when can you legally refuse?
- Which payer notifications warrant contacting your legal counsel?
- Can you amend documentation before sending your response?
- Which staff should you not include in your audit response plan?
- When can you appeal payer recoupment notices and get them changed?
- Can you get a scheduled in-person audits changed to virtual?
- And so much more!
Bottom Line: Every Practice Needs a Payer Audit Response Plan
Don’t panic if you receive a payer audit notification from CMS or another insurer. Instead, ensure that your practice is ready with a solid response strategy.
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