![]() But what jumped out at you in this report. So this is it feels like truly a lifetime ago this is pre-COVID. So and I think one caveat, Bryan, with this report is this is looking at 2019 data. However, you know, it's part of performance metrics. So I think we always have to answer that question as, yeah, they're not paid on a contingency basis. And, you know what? What is it that you you pigs are actually doing? In terms of how robust is your program integrity activities? What money are you collecting? What kinds of enforcement are you taking? And things like that. They get a percent of recovery, but most contractors don't you know, get that. ![]() ![]() And so they're thinking about the RACS, who there was sort of like a contingency. Aren't aren't these contractors incentivized to deny claims? Right. And it may be a place to start, Bryan, because I feel like we get this question all the time. This is a very stirring title Bryan about and what we're going to be talking about here which is you know a fancy way of saying the OIG came out with a very recent report about UPIC activity and how is it effective and what kinds of things are they doing. The UPIC report card, the OIG's evaluation of the UPICs provides insight into the future of hospice audit. Hello and welcome to Hospice Insights, The Law and Beyond where we connect you to what matters in the ever changing world of hospice and palliative care. This transcript was auto-generated using Adobe Premiere Pro.
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