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Physician Orders and Certifications Under Audit
Payor Disputes

Physician Orders and Certifications Under Audit

What a valid Medicare physician order or certification must contain, the timing and signature rules, and the defects that trigger…

Anthony MahajanAug 12, 2026
Medicaid Transportation Provider Audits
Payor Disputes

Medicaid Transportation Provider Audits

State Medicaid programs and MFCUs are auditing non-emergency medical transportation providers over trip logs, eligibility, and mil…

Anthony MahajanAug 12, 2026
Modifier 25 Audits: Separately Identifiable Service
Payor Disputes

Modifier 25 Audits: Separately Identifiable Service

How Medicare contractors evaluate modifier 25 claims, the documentation that supports separately identifiable E/M services, and co…

Anthony MahajanAug 12, 2026
Medicaid Self-Disclosure: When and How
Payor Disputes

Medicaid Self-Disclosure: When and How

When a discovered Medicaid overpayment calls for self-disclosure, the federal 60-day rule, state variation, and how to preserve po…

Anthony MahajanAug 11, 2026
Medicaid Provider Agreement Termination
Payor Disputes

Medicaid Provider Agreement Termination

For-cause termination, non-renewal, and the reinstatement route under 42 CFR 455.416 and 455.101, and why procedures vary by state…

Anthony MahajanAug 11, 2026
Medicare Revalidation: Getting It Right the First Time
Payor Disputes

Medicare Revalidation: Getting It Right the First Time

The five-year cycle under 42 CFR 424.515, why a missed deadline triggers deactivation rather than revocation, and how to reactivat…

Anthony MahajanAug 11, 2026
Medicare Reenrollment Bars: How Long You Are Out
Payor Disputes

Medicare Reenrollment Bars: How Long You Are Out

The bar under 42 CFR 424.535(c) runs one to 10 years, longer for felony convictions or a second revocation, and it follows a physi…

Anthony MahajanAug 11, 2026
Medicare Appeals Council Review After an ALJ Loss
Payor Disputes

Medicare Appeals Council Review After an ALJ Loss

The 60-day deadline, the Council's de novo standard, and when escalating a Medicare ALJ loss toward federal court is worth pursuin…

Anthony MahajanAug 10, 2026
Medicaid Payment Suspension: Getting the Hold Lifted
Payor Disputes

Medicaid Payment Suspension: Getting the Hold Lifted

How the credible allegation of fraud standard triggers a Medicaid payment suspension under 42 CFR 455.23, and the good-cause argum…

Anthony MahajanAug 10, 2026