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MDaudit’s 2025 Benchmark Report Reveals Ongoing Acceleration of Payer Audits, Troubling Rise in Denials and Outpatient Coding Issues
The rate of payer audits accelerated in 2025, with hospital inpatient and outpatient average denial amounts that increased by 14% and 12%, respectively. Denial volumes were also up overall, led by a nearly fivefold increase
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HIPAA Security: Waiting For the Final Rule Is Not an Option
By Erik Eisen, CEO, CTI Technical Services. Few in the healthcare industry question the need to modernize the HIPAA Security Rule, the proposed overhaul of which is expected to be finalized in 2026. But even
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Efficiency Without Excess: Smart Spending in Rehab Therapy (Part 2)
By John Wallace, PT, MS, FAPTA, chief compliance officer, WebPT. Being efficient doesn’t mean cutting every cost. In rehab therapy, it means knowing where lean systems are enough and where targeted investments pay off. Many
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M&A and Patient Data Integrity: An interview with Rachel Podczervinski and Julie Pursley of Harris Data Integrity Solutions
Merger and acquisition (M&A) activity continues at a rapid pace, posing a risk to data integrity. As impacted hospitals and health systems seek to consolidate their operations and technologies, duplicate and crossover records surge. While