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The Defensible Risk Adjustment Playbook
Part II: How Organizations Prepare for RADV Before the Audit Begins
May 17, 202611 min read
By Vicky Mahn-DiNicola, RN, MS — Co-Founder and Clinical Principal, The Numeracy Group
Why this matters
RADV readiness is no longer an audit response strategy. Organizations need proactive documentation integrity, clinical validation, internal audit simulation, and cross-functional accountability before charts are selected for audit.
Part II outlines the most common RADV failure points and the five operational pillars organizations need to build a defensible risk adjustment program before the audit begins.