Have you been audited by a RAC?
Recovery Auditor Report, October 15, 2009
If you’ve been audited by a RAC—for example, if you’ve received a demand letter in the mail indicating a RAC has denied one of your claims—we want to hear from you.
The first three providers to share their stories with us will receive a free audio conference from HCPro. E-mail Managing Editor Andrea Kraynak (akraynak@hcpro.com) if you have a story to share.
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