The 5 pillars of a continuous audit readiness framework for health plans
A continuous audit readiness framework is not a technology purchase, a new team structure, or an expanded budget. It is […]
A continuous audit readiness framework is not a technology purchase, a new team structure, or an expanded budget. It is […]
A mock audit for a health plan should work as a diagnostic tool — not a final exam. Yet in
CMS program audit readiness fails in most health plans for the same structural reason. It is not built as an
A Morning That Looked Routinee How a routine provider dispute becomes an SLA crisis A provider’s billing coordinator calls your
In our experience, CMS doesn’t just audit what your delegated entities do. It audits how you oversee them. Here’s a
You’ve decided manual A&G intake is no longer sustainable. Now you’re evaluating platforms. This guide gives you the 8 capabilities
Health plans that manage FDR oversight in Excel and email have a documentation problem they won’t discover until it’s too
Health plan CIOs and compliance leaders have legitimate concerns about deploying AI in appeals and grievances workflows. “Autonomous agents” and
CMS’s 2024 Program Audit Report explicitly flagged FDR oversight failures as a recurring deficiency across Medicare Advantage plans. With CMS
Appeals and grievances volumes are rising across Medicare Advantage. Staff who process them are burning out and leaving. CMS is