Documentation and the Office of Inspector General

This course goes through the findings of the 2009 and the 2015 OIG reports on chiropractic documentation to explain how their views of the definition of a "œcare plan" are totally different from what has been a long"held thought in chiropractic. Once this information is reviewed, we'll show the steps you can take to create better treatment plans to be able to pass any type of review from any carrier. This course was originally presented by Dr. John Davila on November 9, 2021, and sponsored by ChiroPreferred.

• •Identify key findings from the 2009 and 2015 OIG reports regarding chiropractic documentation standards
• •Understand how the OIG's definition of a "care plan" differs from traditional chiropractic practice
• •Learn the essential components required to create compliant treatment plans that withstand carrier audits
• •Apply evidence-based strategies to document medical necessity and clinical decision-making
• •Recognize common documentation deficiencies that trigger compliance reviews
• •Implement best practices for documentation that align with OIG expectations and regulatory requirements