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The OIG added multiple Work Plan items in February 2025. Let’s take a closer look at the items that may affect your organization.

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

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.

As technology in healthcare advances, payors (like Medicare) adjust some of their coverage policies. One area that has seen increased coverage and use in the Medicare program is remote patient monitoring.

It does not appear that the OIG took a summer break. They were busy adding new items to their Work Plan in August. We’ve highlighted a select number of them below.

In this episode of Compliance Conversations, host CJ Wolf sits down with Alicia Shickle, AHFI, CHC, CPC, CPCO, CPMA, CRC, the President and CEO of ProCode Compliance Solutions LLC, a healthcare compliance veteran with nearly four decades of experience. Alicia has seen it all, from family practice...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ Targeted Probe and Educate (TPE) program is one of the processes that Medicare administrative contractors (MACs) can use when providers are selected by medical review. CMS claims this review process is designed to help providers reduce claim denials and...