Healthicity Blog

Healthcare auditing programs are stable, mature, and operationally active, but the data suggests many organizations are approaching a critical modernization point.

Healthcare compliance programs are entering a new phase.

Healthcare audit programs are under increasing pressure to improve efficiency, strengthen defensibility, and keep pace with growing complexity.

Every year, healthcare compliance officers face the same challenge: predicting where federal scrutiny is headed before it reaches their organization. The OIG Work Plan 2026 gives compliance teams a meaningful head start. It outlines where the Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector...

Healthcare organizations are moving fast on AI adoption, digital transformation, and integrated care coordination. At the same time, regulators are increasing scrutiny around HIPAA, privacy protections, data governance, and 42 CFR Part 2 compliance.

Previously we wrote about some of the highlights in the HHS OIG’s newest compliance program guidance for the Medicare Advantage segment of healthcare. The guidance is often referred to as the MA ICPG and our prior posting can be found here.

The Department of Justice just reported another record-breaking year for False Claims Act (FCA) enforcement, and healthcare organizations once again accounted for the overwhelming majority of recoveries.

As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in healthcare operations, state-level regulation is evolving just as quickly. For organizations operating across multiple states, that means navigating not just one set of rules—but several, each with its own expectations, definitions, and...