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hey guys real quick lets talk about mandatory records retention loss how long do you have to keep patient accounts medical records to maintain your compliance with any third-party payer regulations state regulations or federal regulations so on my Facebook group Medicare billing for mostly cash based ptotsop Nancy Beckley was kind enough to lay out some of the guidelines and I Im going to share some links to the main resources down in the description of this video but basically when you ask the question how long do you have to keep medical records we have to think about who were keeping them for so theres State specific guidelines every state is going to have their own terms their own duration there are false claims Act laws there are Provisions that require us to keep medical records for up to 10 years in the false claims provision there is local payer requirement so if Im talking about Medicare or Anthem Blue Cross or Humana or Med Mutual each individual payer is going to have t
