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This conversation comes at an important time. Vendor relationships have become more complex, more data-driven, and more critical to healthcare operations than ever before. And while organizations have long relied on contracts and business associate agreements to manage these relationships, the risk...

In this episode of Compliance Conversations, CJ Wolf sits down with Amanda Reikowsky, a Supervisor of PB Audit/Education and founder of CodeWise Solutions, LLC. With more than 13 years in the industry, Amanda brings a perspective shaped by auditing, education, risk adjustment work, and even...

Healthcare careers rarely follow a straight line. Many professionals enter coding, auditing, and compliance through unexpected paths, learning as they go and growing through experience. One factor that consistently accelerates that growth is mentorship.

In times of political noise, compliance leaders need signal. In our latest Compliance Conversations episode, host CJ Wolf, MD talks with Brian Burton, Healthicity’s Chief Compliance & Privacy Officer, about what government shifts actually mean for day-to-day operations.

When compliance looks strong on paper but weak in practice, risk doesn’t just rise—it festers. In our latest Compliance Conversations, CJ Wolf talks with Jacklyn DeMar (President and CEO of The Anti-Fraud Coalition) and Elin Kunz (expert witness & former whistleblower) about the False Claims Act...

In healthcare, strong compliance and revenue cycle management go hand in hand. In our latest Compliance Conversations podcast episode, host CJ Wolf welcomes Melinda Hawk, recently honored as Healthicity’s Revenue Cycle Manager of the Year.

With the launch of the CMS TEAM Model, nearly 1,000 hospitals across the U.S. are entering a new era of accountability, care coordination, and financial risk. For the first time in recent history, CMS is mandating that selected hospitals take full responsibility for the cost, quality, and outcomes...

When patients log in to view their lab results or schedule appointments, they're doing more than accessing a healthcare portal—they’re engaging in a complex web of client-side interactions that can quietly expose protected health information (PHI) to third parties.