Tag Archives: Chiropractic Audits

Auditors Are Actively Looking For Documentation Shortcuts

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Mike Norworth

Technology can make clinical documentation faster & more efficient. But beware the temptation – even when the means are at hand – to take these time saving ideals too far. There may be consequences. The Department of Health & Human … Continue reading →

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Meaningful Use Audits

Posted on March 18, 2013 by Mike Norworth

The rumors began the moment the law (ARRA) was passed in 2009, intensified as testing protocols were created, and continued through the implementation process. Some physicians simply couldn’t get past those rumors, and decided to avoid the cash incentives provided … Continue reading →

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The Encounter vs. The Audit

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Karen Walters, D.C.

For most D.C.’s, audits tend to be both rare and frightening. When a large insurance company contacted Dr. H at his Kentucky clinic, requested myriad patient records, and asked for reimbursement of substantial fees, I have no doubt he was … Continue reading →

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Chiropractic Audit: Watch those CPT Codes!

Posted on August 4, 2011 by Mike Norworth

You’re with a patient. More are in the waiting room. There’s a commotion. Men in uniform sweep into your office and a guy in a suit brandishes official looking paperwork in your face. As they execute their search warrant, they … Continue reading →

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