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HHS Finalizes Rule on Provider Information Blocking
On June 24, 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a final rule establishing disincentives for healthcare providers who have engaged in information blocking. Information blocking is a practice [...]
Why Are Incident Reports Important in the Compliance Reporting Process?
Healthcare accidents are inevitable despite healthcare workers' best efforts to prevent incidents. Unfortunately, some of these mishaps can result in injury, compromised safety, and other serious consequences. Completing [...]
8.5 Million Patients Affected by May 2024 Healthcare Breaches
In another banner month for healthcare breaches, the OCR Breach Portal listed 51 incidents affecting 8,468,460 patients. The most affected group was healthcare providers, reporting 38 incidents affecting 2.9 million patients. This [...]
OCR Online Tracking Technology Guidance Set Aside by Texas Federal Court
On Thursday, June 20, a Texas federal court judge ruled that HHS’ Online Tracking Technology Guidance, first released in December of 2022 and later modified in March 2024 is unlawful. This article [...]
Healthcare IT Audit Essentials for CISOs
Among the many tasks of chief information security officers (CISOs), one of the most essential is ensuring the organization’s compliance with IT and cybersecurity regulations in healthcare. These laws change constantly, and [...]
Helping Chiropractors to Navigate OIG Compliance
The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has honed in on chiropractic practices over the last few years because of improper payments and claims, and noncompliance with Medicare requirements. There seems to [...]
