For years healthcare leaders have been faced withย demonstratingย their value and answering the question, โHow is compliance doing?โ Getting the answers typically involves a scattered, manual process of pulling data from multiple sources, departments,ย andย teams, then going through the process of aggregating that data to pull important, need-to-know information. By the time thatย stepย is complete, often the informationย is alreadyย out of date.ย
Continue readingBeyond the Penalty:ย What Metrics Should Healthcare Compliance Officers Track?ย
This Q&A withย compliance expert,ย Lisaย Herota, RHIA, CHC, CHIAP, CHPS, CCSย covers best practicesย forย a data-savvy compliance leader. Learn about realistic compliance metrics and how to share them effectively.ย Read more about Lisa’s background and experience at the end of this blog.ย
Continue reading11 Educational Resources on Revenue Cycle and Healthcare Complianceย
Revenue leakage from non-compliance with regulations exposesย health systemsย to compliance risks and penalties.ย Weโveย curated eleven resources to help compliance leaders be better preparedย to guide alignment between regulatory compliance processes and revenue integrity goals.
Over halfย of all regulations deal directly with revenue cycle,ย billingย and finance.ย Most providersย stillย lack an effective system or process to monitor, assess, andย validateย compliance with those regulations. As a result, these organizations leave themselves open to significant risks,ย not to mention significant revenue leakage.ย
These resources are a great place to start learning more about the revenue angle of healthcare compliance.
Continue readingExclusion Screening Failure Causes Compliance Nightmareย
In Q3, the exclusion screening software glitched. It missed a monthly sync. Then a second. By the third missed month, the compliance officer dismissed it as “a minor lag,” promising the HR department everything would be rerun soon.
Unfortunately, even a seemingly small glitch can have major consequences for healthcare compliance.”
Continue readingBeyond the Checklist: Integrate Compliance into Everyday Operationsย
“Compliance in healthcare isnโt just about meeting regulatory requirements โ itโs about protecting patients, maintaining trust, and ensuring operational efficiency. Too often, compliance is treated like a separate function and oftentimes a bit disconnected from department heads, operations and leadership.”
Continue readingDitch the “Department of No” & Embrace the Business of Complianceย
“Being a healthcare compliance professional involves navigating a complex landscape where law, risk, operations, ethics and patient care intersect. These professionals play critical roles in preventing reputational and financial risks that could jeopardize their organization and its ability to serve patients effectively.”
Continue readingHealthcare Audit? Stay Ready. Donโt Get Ready.ย
“Audit readiness in quality is no different than anything else โ follow a pre-defined process to the letter, tweak it as necessary and continue to evolve it until it works for your organization. Itโs not hard. People just panic because the auditor can shut them down. But you wouldnโt panic if you had a process to follow to minimize the damage.”
Continue readingNew Regulationโ Now What? Step-by-Step Guide to Managing Compliance Changesย
“With regulations often spanning hundreds of pages, how can compliance teams efficiently manage the process without missing critical details?”
Continue readingWhy Healthcare Organizations Need an RL3M (RLM Maturity Model) to Stay Compliantย
“Enter the Regulatory Lifecycle Management (RLM) Maturity Model: a brand new framework that helps healthcare organizations assess their readiness to handle regulatory changes.โฏ”
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