Revenue Cycle Institute update
Recovery Auditor Report, March 5, 2009
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Have you visited the Revenue Cycle Institute Web site lately? We’ve recently added a new free sample checklist for you to use when performing daily and monthly quality assurance checks on your patient access staff members. In addition, now that we know the RAC rollout is back on, you may want to consider attending HCPro’s RAC Defense Summit later this month. And as always, you can sign up to receive e-mails when we post news, tips, Q&A, and other helpful information to our news feed.
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