Trivia answer revealed: What do you know about the RAC Validation Contractor?
Recovery Auditor Report, August 20, 2009
Thanks to all who participated in our trivia contest in the previous issue of The RAC Report. The question was:
What is the Web site address for the RAC Validation Contractor?
Provider Resources, Inc., is the RAC Validation Contractor, so the correct answer is www.provider-resources.com.
Those who answered correctly received coupon for $100 off their registration to the “Medicare Compliance Forum: A Strategic Approach to RACs, Observation Status and the Role of Physician Advisors,” which will be held October 26-27 in Atlanta. Remember, you can still take advantage of our early bird discount if you register before August 21.
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