“Throughout the GCPG, helpful revisions and clarity are provided to a few areas that have proven problematic over the years.”
Continue readingMitigating Risks from Online Tracking Technologies
“To protect patients’ privacy and adhere to federal law, compliance professionals must understand what online patient data is being tracked and used by their organization’s website, social media pages, and payment portals.”
Continue readingSignificant Upcoding Risks Emerge with Medicare Advantage
Christi Grimm, the Inspector General of HHS, gave a recent keynote address to compliance professionals. In it, she said, “Simply put, the financial incentives created by risk adjustment may be driving upcoding in the severity of diagnoses to garner additional payments.”
Continue readingNew DOJ Guidance on Compliance Programs Released March 2023
Healthcare organizations should benchmark the DOJ Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (ECCP) guidance (March 2023) to assess their compliance program.
Continue readingPreparing for the End of the Public Health Emergency
Changes to PHE waivers and recommendations for hospitals. Compliance must assist and advise on policy, process, contractual, and operational changes by May 2023.
Continue readingHow the Three Lines Model Strengthens Healthcare Compliance
Show that healthcare compliance and operations share responsibility for identifying and mitigating risks with the Three lines Model – a strategic partnership.
Continue readingFederal and State Agencies Preview 2023 Enforcement Trends
The MHA’s Healthcare Legal Compliance Forum Federal and State Enforcement Update in Dec. 2022 looks at Stark law violations, turbocharging, and 340b programs.
Continue readingCOVID-related enforcement actions
Trillions spent through the COVID public health emergency drive audit and enforcement actions from the government. What to do regarding PHE-related risks.
Continue readingTelehealth Enforcement
The increase in telehealth services by Medicare beneficiaries drives more scrutiny, audit, and enforcement actions by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG).
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