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1. Is documentation reviewed against the billed CPT and ICD-10 codes before the claim is submitted — not just after a denial comes back?
2. Is the E/M level billed checked against the documentation to confirm the notes actually support that level of complexity?
3. Are operative or procedure notes reviewed to confirm they support the billed procedure code before submission?
4. Is there a formal process for catching missing or incomplete documentation before it turns into a denial?
5. Do providers receive regular feedback or education on documentation gaps, rather than finding out only after something goes wrong?
6. Is documentation-related denial or error data tracked by provider and code type over time, so patterns can be spotted?
7. Does your practice follow a clear compliance process for late note amendments (dated and identified as an addendum, not backdated)?
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