Montana § 53-6-1407 Audit Education And Training

Montana Statutes

§ 53-6-1407 — Audit Education And Training

Montana § 53-6-1407

Title 53SOCIAL SERVICES AND INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 6HEALTH CARE SERVICES

Part 14Medicaid Overpayment Audits

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Bluebook

Mont. Code Ann. § 53-6-1407 (2026).

Text

53-6-1407 . Audit education and training. In order to carry out the requirements of 53-6-160 (6) and to reduce claims errors, the department shall provide:

(1)educational and training programs for providers at least twice a year to discuss a summary of audit results, common issues and problems, mistakes identified through audits, and opportunities for improvement in provider performance related to claims billings and documentation; and

(2)information on the department's website regarding recurring audit issues, including at a minimum a description of each recurring audit issue, the types of providers affected, the review period in which the audit issues occurred, and any applicable department policy or rule related to the issue.

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53-6-1407 . Audit education and training. In order to carry out the requirements of 53-6-160 (6) and to reduce claims errors, the department shall provide:
(1) educational and training programs for providers at least twice a year to discuss a summary of audit results, common issues and problems, mistakes identified through audits, and opportunities for improvement in provider performance related to claims billings and documentation; and
(2) information on the department's website regarding recurring audit issues, including at a minimum a description of each recurring audit issue, the types of providers affected, the review period in which the audit issues occurred, and any applicable department policy or rule related to the issue.