Audits to your pharmacy can be made by insurance companies, pharmacy benefit managers and third-party payers. Many pharmacy owners view audits as a threat to their business and with good reason.
The outcome of an audit can mean that a pharmacy is required to pay large sums of money that the auditing agency says it is owed. This could be taken out of what would be payments from future money that would be paid to the pharmacy.
Audits should be taken seriously, and often an attorney can safeguard a pharmacy’s rights as well as negotiate issues that may come up in the course of an audit.
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