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CPT coding isn’t what therapists went to school for. But it is one of the most common — and costly — areas of compliance risk in private practice.
In this episode of the Compliance Series, Adam Robin sits down with compliance expert Daniel Hirsch from Risk & Compliance Analytics to break down how CPT codes should actually be used — and why most audit problems aren’t caused by fraud… but by bad habits, unclear documentation, and misunderstood workflows.
This is a fast-paced, practical conversation about how to stay audit-ready without drowning your therapists in unnecessary documentation.
They unpack:
Daniel also explains why auditors aren’t trying to “catch” you — they’re simply looking for consistency, progression, and clinical reasoning that supports skilled care.
If you want to protect your clinic, defend your billing, and build documentation that survives scrutiny — without overwhelming your team — this episode is essential listening.
🎯 Takeaway: CPT codes aren’t about listing tasks. They’re about telling the story of why your clinical brain was necessary.
👉 Want help strengthening operations, leadership, and growth strategy?
Book a call with Nathan — https://calendly.com/ptoclub/discoverycall
💡 Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://ptoclub.com/.
99.5% of successful owners interviewed on this podcast have leveraged a business coach at some point in their journey. Private Practice Owners Club is the coach you need — ppoclub.com
Explore upcoming workshops, free resources, and tools to help you scale revenue without burning out your team: https://linktr.ee/ppoclub
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CPT coding isn’t what therapists went to school for. But it is one of the most common — and costly — areas of compliance risk in private practice.
In this episode of the Compliance Series, Adam Robin sits down with compliance expert Daniel Hirsch from Risk & Compliance Analytics to break down how CPT codes should actually be used — and why most audit problems aren’t caused by fraud… but by bad habits, unclear documentation, and misunderstood workflows.
This is a fast-paced, practical conversation about how to stay audit-ready without drowning your therapists in unnecessary documentation.
They unpack:
Daniel also explains why auditors aren’t trying to “catch” you — they’re simply looking for consistency, progression, and clinical reasoning that supports skilled care.
If you want to protect your clinic, defend your billing, and build documentation that survives scrutiny — without overwhelming your team — this episode is essential listening.
🎯 Takeaway: CPT codes aren’t about listing tasks. They’re about telling the story of why your clinical brain was necessary.
👉 Want help strengthening operations, leadership, and growth strategy?
Book a call with Nathan — https://calendly.com/ptoclub/discoverycall
💡 Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://ptoclub.com/.
99.5% of successful owners interviewed on this podcast have leveraged a business coach at some point in their journey. Private Practice Owners Club is the coach you need — ppoclub.com
Explore upcoming workshops, free resources, and tools to help you scale revenue without burning out your team: https://linktr.ee/ppoclub

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