RACs using 'semi-automated' claims review
HIM Connection, April 12, 2011
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Providers familiar with automated claims reviews and complex claims reviews by the recovery RACs now face another method of overpayment identification: “Semi-automated” claims review.
Semi-automated review strays a bit from the automated and complex methods of overpayment identification recognized in the RAC statement of work, but is essentially a hybrid of the two primary techniques.
So with this new method, what exactly changes?
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