What is an ABA billing audit?

An ABA billing audit reviews submitted claims by tracing each one from session note and authorization to final payment. It finds unpaid, denied, underpaid or out-of-authorization claims so your team can fix what's still recoverable.

How often should an ABA practice audit its billing?

A common cadence is a full billing audit every quarter with a monthly spot check. Medicaid-heavy clinics often review more. Set the frequency by claim volume, denial rate and payer requirements.

What's the difference between a rejected and a denied ABA claim?

A rejected ABA claim never reached adjudication because of a data or format error, so you correct and resubmit it. A denied claim was processed and refused, so it needs a correction or appeal. Practices using specialized ABA billing services usually catch rejections the same day.

ABA Therapy Billing Audit: How to Find Revenue Leaks Before Claims Go Unpaid

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