Healthicity Blog

Explore these updates to understand the risks, regulatory changes, and the potential implications for compliance in these areas of healthcare oversight.

Incident management requires communication and back-and-forth – and Compliance Manager now enables team members to quickly share information and check the status of incidents.

The October 2024 updates to the OIG Work Plan highlight key areas of concern and oversight aimed at improving quality and compliance within healthcare services. Let’s review a few key updates.

Check out this resource from Kristen Poat, RHIT, CHPC, a TCM Compliance Roadmap Infographic and FAQ resource designed to support your TCM billing and compliance efforts.

When it’s time to conduct a compliance investigation, it’s critical to have a plan in place. Here’s a quick outline of some key steps to help you with your investigative efforts. 

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 1 in 5 Americans suffer from chronic pain, while about 1 in 14 have suffered from high-impact chronic pain which results in substantial restriction to daily activities.¹

With physician and clinician shortages in healthcare, many entities are turning to non-physician practitioners (NPPs) such as nurse practitioners or physician assistants. Often, NPPs and physicians provide services to the same patient on the same day.

In the latest episode of Compliance Conversations, we had the pleasure of hosting Maeve O'Neill, MEd, LPC-S, CHC, CDTLF, the National Compliance Director for Circa Behavioral Healthcare Solutions, a seasoned expert in behavioral health compliance with over 30 years of experience in mental health...