Abstract
As part of a Medicare Comprehensive Error Rate Testing audit, 4 nonprocedural clinic visit claims from a busy interventional radiology (IR) practice were reviewed. In its report, the auditor cited a “100% coding error rate” and indicated that the organization should expect future reviews. Despite a specific request, the contracted auditor declined to disclose the methodology used in its analysis or the qualifications of the claims reviewer.
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