Audit and Reimbursement

Published 04/01/2016

Medicare Audit and Reimbursement is divided into three distinct areas: reimbursement, audit and cost reports. The primary functions of the Medicare Audit and Reimbursement Unit is:

  • Assure final payments to providers are in accordance with Medicare laws, regulations, and instructions
  • Verify financial and statistical information contained in the Medicare cost report
  • Arrive at a correct program reimbursement. In so doing, preserve the provider's interests and rights but at the same time apply program policies to specific situations to ensure compliance with these policies.

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