Most audits don’t start with fraud.

They start with something that looked … off.

➙ A note that didn’t fully support the service.
➙ A billing pattern that raised a quiet red flag.
➙ A consent that was never updated.
➙ A workflow no one has questioned in years.

And once a payer or regulator starts looking, they don’t stop at one chart.

Join us on February 12 at 1:00 PM Eastern for a practical, plain-language webinar that explains why behavioral health practices actually get audited — and what you can do now to reduce your risk before there’s a problem.

What This Webinar Covers

Audits are rarely random — and they’re often preventable.

In this session, we’ll break down:
➡️ The most common audit triggers in behavioral health
➡️ What auditors, payers, and Medicaid plans look for first
➡️ Why otherwise solid practices end up on the radar
➡️ Documentation gaps and billing mismatches that quietly increase risk
➡️ Why “we’ve always done it this way” is no longer safe
➡️ Simple steps you can take now to reduce audit exposure

This is real-world insight based on what actually shows up in audits — not legal theory or worst-case scare stories.

Who Should Attend

This webinar is designed for:
▪️Behavioral health practice owners
▪️Clinical directors and administrators
▪️Billing and revenue cycle leaders
▪️Compliance and operations staff
▪️Anyone responsible for documentation, billing, or practice workflows

If you’re assuming “we’re probably fine,” this session will help you confirm that — or fix what needs attention before someone else finds it.

What You’ll Walk Away With

By the end of this session, you’ll have:
☑️ A clearer understanding of how audits really start
☑️ Insight into the patterns payers flag first
☑️ Practical guidance to strengthen documentation and workflows
☑️ Actionable steps you can implement immediately
☑️ More confidence that your practice is prepared — not exposed