decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2022 Issue 8 (August)
Don’t let OIG fraud alert disrupt your practice’s telehealth program
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Article Overview
This article explains the compliance implications of a recent OIG special fraud alert for practices that provide telehealth services. It focuses on telehealth-related fraud and abuse concerns, the effect of COVID-19 public health emergency waivers, and the need to maintain documentation, coding, and audit-readiness while using telemedicine within applicable payer and regulatory rules. The piece is relevant to providers, compliance staff, and billing professionals working with Medicare and other payers.
Why This Topic Matters
Telehealth remains widely used, but it is also an area of heightened enforcement attention. Understanding the article helps practices recognize broad compliance risks, prepare for audits, and avoid placing legitimate telehealth activity at risk because of fraud alert headlines.
What You Will Learn
- How a special fraud alert relates to telehealth compliance
- What broad compliance areas remain important during waiver periods
- Why telehealth claims may face increased audit scrutiny
- How enforcement concerns may affect provider operations
Who Should Read This
- Physicians and other treating practitioners
- Practice managers
- Billing and coding professionals
- Compliance officers
- Telehealth program administrators
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