Pre-payment reviews represent a significant operational challenge for ABA providers: they require documentation to be submitted and approved before reimbursement is released, creating cash flow disruption that can affect clinical staffing, resource allocation, and organizational stability. Unlike retrospective audits, which examine claims already paid, pre-payment reviews hold payment pending review — making their impact immediate and often pressing.
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