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|Videos|October 27, 2014
Compliance Plans and Your Medical Practice
Author(s)Keith L. Martin
Marcia Brauchler of Physicians' Ally offers tips on creating compliance plans to protect your medical practice.
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Creating and maintaining effective compliance plans for your medical office is a necessity. It's also a challenge, however, and one where mistakes increase your risk.
In this video, Marcia Brauchler, president of consulting firm Physicians' Ally, discusses the essentials to compliance planning and where your practice should begin its efforts.
Brauchler is scheduled to present "A Compliance Plan in 30 Minutes" at the
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