Recent RAC activity
Recovery Auditor Report, November 3, 2011
DCS Healthcare posts 20 new issues for medical necessity claims
DCS Healthcare posted 20 new issues for medical necessity claims to its CMS-approved list for providers in Maryland.
View the issues from October 27.
View the issues from October 31.
Connolly Healthcare added 33 new issues across nine categories—four for outpatient hospital – unspecified claims, one for DME non-physician – supplies claims, and one for ambulance claims—to its CMS-approved list for providers in Region C states. (See link for individual state applicability.)
View the issues from October 20.
HealthDataInsights (HDI) added 25 new issues for medical necessity claims to its CMS-approved list for providers in all Region D states.
View the issues from October 25.
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