Moss Adams - Aparna Venkateswaran

Industry Expertise

Ancillary Health Care Services Health Plans, RBOS & Insurance Companies Hospitals & Health Systems Medical Groups & Physicians Not-for-Profit

Practice Focus

Financial Statement Audits Health Care Consulting Process & Controls

Biography

Aparna has practiced public accounting since 2004. She provides audit and consulting services to a wide range of health care clients, including long-term care and skilled nursing facilities, medical groups, including for-profit and FQHCs, community health centers, health plans, hospital systems, including governmental, not-for-profit, and for-profit, and other health care organizations.

Aparna has significant experience with internal control assessments, supplemental revenue programs, third-party settlements, self-insured liabilities, and assisting clients with technical accounting issues, including implementation of new standards as well as other matters.

Aparna is a member of the firm's Topic 606 implementation committee that was created to assist the firm and clients with implementation of Topic 606, Revenue from Contracts with Customers.

In addition, from September 2011–2013, she completed a two-year rotation with the firm's national office and gained significant experience in various technical accounting and auditing matters from a national office perspective.

Selected Speaking Engagements

Provider Relief Fund and American Rescue Plan – What You Need to Know
(California Primary Care Association Financial Conference for CFOs and Billing Managers, May 2022)
Prepare for a Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Audit
(Moss Adams Webcast, May 2022)
Provider Relief Fund Audits of Commercial Organizations
(Moss Adams Webcast, March 2022)
Deep Dive into the Provider Relief Fund Reporting Portal
(HFMA South Texas Chapter Fall Symposium, December 2021)
Deep Dive into the Provider Relief Fund Reporting Portal
(Moss Adams Webcast, August 2021)
Revised Reporting Requirements for the Provider Relief Fund
(Moss Adams Webcast, July 2021)
Provider Relief Fund Reporting & Single Audit Requirements
(Moss Adams Webcast, September 2020)
Help Reduce Financial Reporting Pitfalls During COVID-19
(Moss Adams Webcast, June 2020)

Professional Affiliations

Associate, California Primary Care Association
Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Member, Association for Corporate Growth
Member, California Society of Certified Public Accountants

Education

BA, business administration and accounting, Western Washington University

Insights from Aparna Venkateswaran

California SNFs: Proposed State Reporting for 2023

To drive transparency, skilled nursing facilities will need to seek CPA oversight and provide detailed financial info.

Provider Relief Fund Period 4 Reporting Updates

Period 4 reporting for PRF Phase 4 and ARP Rural Distribution is underway. Learn what this means for your organization.

Provider Relief Fund Audit Requirement Deadlines Approaching

Recipients of the Provider Relief Fund (PRF) that meet certain requirements are subject to audits. Review key requirements.

$25.5 Billion in Additional Provider Relief Fund Distribution Announced

New funding is available through the PRF for health care providers affected by COVID-19.

HHS Releases Provider Relief Fund Revised Reporting Requirements, Portal Opens

HHS’s updated Provider Relief Fund (PRF) reporting requirements will affect health care providers receiving funds.

New Round of PPP Loans Opens: Learn Application Details and Forgiveness Criteria

An additional $248 billion in PPP funding is available to qualifying organizations starting January 15. Learn how to apply.

HHS Releases Updates: CARES Act Provider Relief Fund Reporting Requirements

On October 22, the HHS updated key Provider Relief Fund reporting requirements introduced in the CARES Act. Get the details.

Prepare for Provider Relief Fund Reporting and Single Audit Requirements

Learn about documenting and reporting your use of the Provider Relief Fund and preparing to meet audit requirements.

Not-for-Profit Reporting Series: Changes in Expense Reporting

The second article in our Not-for-Profit Reporting Series looks at expense reporting and the impact of new requirements.

OMB Releases 2016 Compliance Supplement

Changes in the OMB’s 2016 compliance supplement will affect states, local governments, Indian tribes, institutions of higher education, and not-for-profits that receive federal funding or grants.

Uniform Guidance in Focus: Procurement

Organizations that receive federal funds must follow new processes for procurement under the uniform guidance. In this Insight, we cover the five procurement methods as well as best practices for implementing the guidance.