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Healthcare compliance incidents can emerge at any time, like an anonymous report of an over payment, suspicious ePHI access alert, or a whistleblower allegation of suspected fraud. For compliance teams, managing these incidents quickly, accurately, and within federal and other regulations is...

For many healthcare practices, “incident-to” billing is a common strategy used to increase Medicare reimbursements.  It sounds like a smart revenue move. But without a clear understanding of the rules, it can also be a compliance landmine.

Every strong compliance program starts with the ability to identify and act on potential issues — but turning those reports into trackable, manageable actions can be where things start to fall apart.

We're making incident reporting smarter and more flexible with a multi-channel approach – and we’ll show you to how to implement it in your organization.  

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What about when there is no sufficient information to substantiate an allegation. What is the best practice for documentation purposes?

Reporting incidents of potential fraud should be on every compliance professional’s radar (because it’s definitely on the OIG’s).

Wouldn’t it be nice to have an assistant who could significantly reduce the time it takes you to manage incidents