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DOJ’s 2026 Unified Enforcement Policy: What Healthcare Compliance Teams Need to Know
The DOJ's 2026 Unified Corporate Enforcement Policy (CEP) replaces a patchwork of district-by-district rules with one national standard for how healthcare organizations should self-disclose fraud, cooperate with investigators, and remediate misconduct. The headline [...]
How to Improve Compliance in Healthcare
Healthcare compliance can feel like a moving target. Regulations change, new risks emerge, and even well-run organizations can struggle to keep policies, training, and documentation current. The good news is that you [...]
What Is the Best Healthcare Compliance Platform? Top 10 Solutions Compared (2026)
Table of Contents Summary For most healthcare organizations, Compliancy Group stands out as the top choice. It holds the #1 rating on G2 among 157 healthcare compliance solutions. What sets [...]
Healthcare Data Breach Statistics in 2026
In 2025, U.S. healthcare organizations reported 772 large breaches to the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), a new annual record. All told, roughly 138.5 million records were exposed over the year. Broken down [...]
Using a Healthcare Compliance Work Plan Template
A healthcare compliance plan is not just a document to file and forget. It is the foundation of a defensible, ongoing program that guides how your organization operates, responds to incidents, and [...]
HIPAA Security Risk Assessment Checklist (+ Template)
Most healthcare organizations know a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) security risk assessment is required, but knowing it is required is very different from knowing where to start. [...]
