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Healthcare audits are becoming more data-driven, more visible, and more critical to organizational performance. But many audit teams are still relying on spreadsheets, manual processes, and disconnected systems that weren’t built for today’s demands.

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 audit teams are under increasing pressure to do more with less — more audits, more oversight, more defensibility — often using tools that were never designed for the job.

Strategies for Centralizing Policy Management Across Health Systems

For large and growing health systems, policy management is rarely simple. As new facilities are acquired, service lines expand, and regulatory expectations evolve, keeping policies consistent across the enterprise becomes a...

Strong internal auditing doesn’t just catch errors—it drives lasting improvements in compliance, efficiency, and revenue integrity.

Strong internal auditing starts with knowing where to look. Whether you're building a new audit plan or refining an existing one, identifying the right opportunities is key to maximizing impact, improving compliance, and driving continuous improvement.

Audit management shouldn’t be an exercise in frustration. Yet for many compliance teams, audits are still tracked in spreadsheets or outdated tools that require manual workarounds, limit reporting, and slow down decision-making. 

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.