Legal Compliance

Don't run afoul of federal rules.

The global capital markets have more of an appetite for sustainability than marketing.

A look at recent cases.

A pair of experts discuss asset protection as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Contracting with or employing an excluded person can result in a government enforcement action.

Grievous HIPAA violations can lead to dire consequences.

A call from the OCR isn't necessarily something to dread.

Actions taken against healthcare professionals show the priorities of the government.

What to look out for when executing a letter of intent.

A look at some recent Extreme Risk Protection Order cases.

These actions can ensure your practice is protected going into the new year.

All the details you need before the act goes into effect on Jan. 1.

Two experts sit down and talk about asset protection.

Don’t let your Medicare Part B reimbursement for advanced imaging be impacted by the CMS Mandate taking effect on January 1, 2022!

You may want to avoid these states if you’re deterred by high malpractice rates.

HHS-OIG items of interest for providers.

Compliance must be an integral component of a practice's RPM program.

Providers will benefit most from well-tailored RPM programs designed within the current requirements that also have the means to be flexible as requirements inevitably shift.

DHS profit distribution compliance may require modification of physician contracts, compensation policies, and other documentation within the practice

Stark and AKS Final Rules focus on value-based care. This is Part I of a three-part series.

Make sure email is a part of your cybersecurity strategy.

Regulations regarding staff eligibility for telemedicine service reimbursement are changing by the day

Two hot-topic developments in cybersecurity and government procurement.

Working from home can lead to casual conduct, posing compliance risks for your organization.

Healthcare facilities and medical waste disposal companies are following strict in-house guidelines, as well as federal and state regulations, to contain the coronavirus outbreak.