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Run: SNF Ancillary Charge Capture Audit

Audit skilled nursing facility ancillary charges for beauty shop services, billable supplies, and PPE-related items with source-backed documentation and clea...

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Audit Scope and Source Documentation

Audit record identifies the date range reviewed, number of resident accounts sampled, and the ancillary service categories included.
Each sampled ancillary charge is supported by a source record such as service log, ticket, order, receipt, or resident statement.
The posted charge date aligns with the date the ancillary service was provided or the date authorized by policy.
The billed amount matches the approved rate, receipt, or fee schedule for the service rendered.

Beauty Shop Service Charge Capture

Service log includes resident name or identifier, service type, date, staff member, and charge amount.
Documentation shows the resident or authorized representative approved the beauty shop service and related charge, when required by facility policy.
Charges are assigned to the correct resident and not duplicated, omitted, or posted to the wrong account.
The amount charged matches the facility's approved and posted beauty shop fee schedule.

Ancillary Supply and PPE Charge Controls

Itemized documentation exists for supplies charged to residents, including quantity, unit price, and service context.
Any PPE-related charge is reviewed against facility policy and applicable employer payment requirements before billing to a resident.
The audit did not identify duplicate postings, double billing, or bundled charges that obscure the actual ancillary service billed.
Any reversals, credits, or refunds related to ancillary charges are documented with reason, date, and approving authority.

Operational Safety and Environment

Egress paths are unobstructed and the area is free from obvious fire hazards, including improper storage of flammables or heat-producing equipment.
Portable equipment, cords, and plugs used in ancillary service areas are intact, not frayed, and not creating a trip or shock hazard.
Staff use the PPE required for the task, and PPE is available in the service area when needed for resident care or cleaning activities.
Work surfaces, tools, and storage areas are clean, organized, and maintained to reduce contamination and safety risks.

Reconciliation, Exceptions, and Sign-Off

Any omitted charges identified during the audit are quantified by resident, date, service type, and dollar amount.
Exceptions are categorized, such as missing documentation, incorrect rate, incorrect resident account, or unauthorized charge.
For any failed critical item or material exception, document the corrective action, owner, and target completion date.
Inspector confirms the audit findings and completion of required follow-up actions.

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