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OCR Imposes $240,000 Ransomware Civil Monetary Penalty Against Providence Medical Institute
In October of 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) imposed a $240,000 civil monetary penalty (CMP) against Providence Medical Institute (PMI). PMI is a non-profit [...]
Streamlining Certifications With Healthcare Credentialing Software
Some of the most common challenges in healthcare credentialing involve documentation and administrative shifts, compliance changes and differences based on site locations, and incomplete or inconsistent information. The main reason these factors [...]
What’s the Connection Between Compliance and Risk Management?
There’s a significant connection between healthcare compliance and risk management. Compliance officers must thoroughly understand both concepts to protect their organizations and the patients they serve. Some compliance officers turn to free [...]
How Long Does a HIPAA Violation Stay on Your Record?
There’s no room for chance or error when it comes to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Every hospital, private practice, medical supplier, and healthcare organization must take precautions against [...]
5 Ways Healthcare Businesses Miss the Mark With Compliance Training
Compliance programs often fail due to preventable situations – from inefficient training to a complete lack of clear, concise procedures and policies. In the ever-evolving healthcare landscape, maintaining compliance with regulations is [...]
Workforce Compliance: What It Is and Why It’s Essential
The primary place where healthcare organizations go wrong with their compliance efforts is that their compliance programs are reactive versus proactive. This means that they often have not implemented measures to prevent [...]
