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If there are no accounts, or an insufficient number of accounts in any category that is required to be sampled by OAC 5101:3-2-23, Appendix A, how should an auditor proceed?

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If there are no accounts, or an insufficient number of accounts in any category that is required to be sampled by OAC 5101:3-2-23, Appendix A, how should an auditor proceed?

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OAC 5101:3-2-23 requires a specific number of accounts, in specific categories, to be examined by each hospital, depending on the total amount of uncompensated care (UC) without insurance the hospital is reporting. If a hospital has an insufficient number of accounts in any UC category, it should increase the number of accounts randomly selected in other categories until it reaches the total number of accounts it is required to examine.

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