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The Importance of Physical Therapy (PT) Compliance
Many physical therapy practices are under the false assumption that they don’t need to comply with regulatory standards such as HIPAA, often discussing patient care in front of other patients. However, failing [...]
Protecting Your Organization From Data Loss with a Cloud Backup Solution
An increasing number of companies are relying on SaaS solutions to run their business-critical applications. In many cases, these become an integrated part of the daily operations of organizations. They often contain [...]
OSHA Guidelines for Healthcare Facilities
Healthcare workers face some of the greatest job-related risks to their safety and well-being. To address this need, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provides regulations and standards that guide employers [...]
Corporate Compliance Software: Why It Shouldn’t Go Overlooked
Currently, more than 2,700 organizations are using at least one or more corporate compliance software solutions. Corporate compliance management software helps eliminate inconsistencies in federal and state regulation adherence and helps maintain [...]
The Importance of Regulatory Compliance Risk Assessments
On average, all it takes is one noncompliance event for an organization to lose $5.87 million in revenue alone. With the heat of monetary losses increasing and worsening each year, more organizations [...]
Streamline Your Reporting with the OSHA Incident Tracker
In compliance with healthcare safety and privacy regulations, organizations must document and report all incidents of noncompliance to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). These reports must include injuries, illnesses, and [...]
