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Medicare Virtual Care Billing Under Scrutiny & More: This Week’s Healthcare Compliance Developments & News
This week brings three developments with direct operational implications for compliance officers: a new OIG audit exposing over $2 million in potentially improper Medicare payments for virtual care services, an HHS action [...]
Barriers and Benefits of Incident Reporting in Healthcare
Medical errors are a major issue in the U.S., with hundreds of thousands of adverse events linked to preventable harm each year. Everyone agrees incident reporting is important, yet most incidents never [...]
Healthcare AI Compliance and More: This Week’s Healthcare Compliance Developments
This week's compliance landscape covers three developments every compliance officer should understand: a White House AI policy framework that is already reshaping how healthcare organizations govern their use of artificial intelligence, fresh [...]
Regulatory Law in Healthcare: What Facilities Are Expected to Manage
Regulatory law in healthcare is woven into everyday operations, whether organizations treat it that way or not. It affects how patient information is handled, how staff are trained, how vendors are brought [...]
HIPAA Risk Management Now Under OCR Scrutiny: This Week’s Healthcare Compliance Developments
Three significant developments are shaping the healthcare compliance landscape this week: OCR is broadening its HIPAA enforcement focus to include risk management, the DOJ has resolved one of the largest ACA enrollment [...]
OIG Screening and Automated Healthcare Exclusion Monitoring
Healthcare organizations that participate in Medicare, Medicaid, or other federally funded programs take on a critical obligation: to ensure that no excluded individual or entity plays any role in services tied to [...]
