Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2009 Issue 10
COMPLIANCE: Find Out When the OIG Advisory Process Applies to Your Practice
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Article Overview
This compliance-focused article describes the purpose and general scope of the OIG Advisory Opinion process, including when it may be helpful for a practice and what kinds of topics the process does not address. It also outlines the basic request process at a high level, noting the types of materials generally required, the importance of preparing documentation carefully, and the timing considerations involved. The article is relevant to providers, practice managers, and health care attorneys looking for general guidance on OIG review procedures.
Why This Topic Matters
Understanding the OIG Advisory Opinion process can help practices evaluate whether a proposed arrangement warrants formal review before implementation. The article is useful for readers who want a broad overview of compliance-related request procedures and documentation expectations without delving into technical coding content.
What You Will Learn
- What the OIG Advisory Opinion process is intended to address
- Which general types of matters are outside the process's scope
- What broad steps are involved in submitting a request
- Why careful preparation and attorney review may be important
- Why timing matters before implementing a proposed arrangement
Who Should Read This
- Physician practices
- Practice managers
- Health care attorneys
- Compliance professionals
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