Callers continue to ask questions about RAC preparations
Medical Records Briefing, June 1, 2008
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If you have questions pertaining to recovery audit contractors (RAC), you’re not alone. HCPro received a flood of e-mails from callers who participated in its March 11 audioconference, “Recovery Audit Contractors: Lessons Learned to Help Your Hospital Prepare Now.” The following is a sample of some of the topics that our speakers addressed.
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