Four audit surfaces. One architecture.

Behavioral health organizations face audits from four directions. Each has its own cadence, documentation standard, and consequence model. Most providers address them reactively, which is expensive and brittle. We build one unified evidence architecture that satisfies all four.

Accreditation

CARF Readiness

Pre-survey simulation, document remediation, staff interview prep, and evidence binder architecture for Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities surveys.

From $5,000 per location
Accreditation

Joint Commission (JCAHO)

Full mock survey with tracer methodology, leadership interviews, and environment-of-care rounds. Delivered in simulation form so the real survey feels familiar.

From $20,000 per simulation
Financial

Payer Audits

Medicaid, commercial payer, and MCO audit defense. Documentation review, claims sampling, response-letter drafting, and recoupment mitigation strategy.

From $11,500 per payer
Regulatory

State Audits

State licensing, DHHS, and behavioral health division audits across NC, SC, and GA. State-specific checklists, remediation plans, and corrective action architecture.

From $6,000 per state
The cost of unreadiness

Audit severity escalates fast.

Minimum starting costs when you are unprepared. Actual exposure climbs with remediation, consulting fees, lost revenue, and reputational damage.

STATE AUDIT From $6,000 per state CARF SIMULATION From $5,000 per location PAYER AUDIT From $11,500 per payer JOINT COMMISSION From $20,000 per simulation Plus corrective action plan remediation COST + STAKES ESCALATE ↓

How we do it

01

Diagnostic

Where you stand against each audit surface today.

02

Remediation

Document build, policy fill, evidence architecture.

03

Simulation

Mock survey with real scoring and debrief.

04

Sustain

Monthly compliance check-in keeps you survey-ready.

Part of Audit Readiness is our Compliance Pack toolkit—the documentation and templates you need to pass any audit.

The audit you are dreading is a dress rehearsal for the one after it.

Stop building for individual surveys. Build one architecture that makes every audit a formality.

Book an Audit-Readiness Consult