Pay-Per-View: CMS continues to concentrate on physical therapy community
Healthcare Auditing Weekly, January 22, 2008
During the past few years, CMS peppered the physical therapy community with transmittals designed to clarify existing regulations and curb seemingly widespread coding and billing errors. In this environment, audit and compliance professionals should make sure staff members stay current and follow appropriate regulations regarding documentation changes.
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