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Steps for Successfully Completing a CPC Audit<\/h1>\n

January 30, 2018<\/h5>\n
Written by Kristen Schuster, Practice Facilitator<\/h6>\n

What can you expect if your practice is selected for a program audit? First, don\u2019t panic. Second, plan for when an audit happens, not if an audit happens. This blog will walk you through how the audit process works and provide helpful tips to successfully pass a program audit.<\/p>\n

If your CPC+ practice is chosen for you an audit you will receive notification with the auditor\u2019s contact information. You may contact the auditor at any time with questions. After an audit notification you will be invited to participate in a web-based training that will guide you through the audit process, timelines and logistics. You will also receive an audit checklist to track deliverables and due dates.<\/p>\n

CPC+ audits will be conducted off-site. If selected for an audit, you will be required to complete a questionnaire and provide supporting documentation related to CPC+ practice reporting and other program requirements. You may also be asked for a walk-through of your electronic health record and interviews with staff members may also be requested. Below are suggested documents that will make the audit process smooth for your practice. Remember: CPC+ records need to be maintained for 10 years according to the Participation Agreement and the CPC+ Implementation Guide.<\/p>\n

Financial Documentation<\/strong><\/p>\n