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I recently spoke with Brooklyn Trumpy on what it’s like to be new to compliance.

It’s time to share the updates to the OIG Work Plan. The following items were added to the work plan in October 2018.

You’ve seen it in the news, stories like this, “Tammy Dickinson, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri,

I just returned from San Diego where I spoke at the HCCA’s 2018 Clinical Practice Compliance Conference.

According to the OIG’s most recent, published report, many inpatient rehabilitation facility (IRF) stays did not meet Medicare coverage and documentation requirements.

A well-rounded compliance officer will understand best practices in auditing standards so they can make sure their organization is shining.

Is your compliance program diligently performing its exclusions’ checks against sanctioned individuals?  Does it seem like a mundane task that hardly ever turns up an excluded individual?

The OIG has added two more items to their Work Plan in September of 2018. Let’s take a quick look.