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As the world continues to embrace digital solutions in healthcare, telehealth has emerged as a critical tool for providing accessible and efficient medical care across borders. However, with the rapid expansion of telehealth comes a complex web of legal and regulatory challenges that healthcare...

In the latest episode of "Compliance Conversations," we had the pleasure of hearing from Jeni Colarusso, a dedicated nurse with over two decades of experience in the intensive care and telehealth sectors. This episode delves into the transformative power of Tele-ICU technology, which is...

Tune in to our latest Compliance Conversations interview with Maya Turner, a seasoned expert in the healthcare industry with close to 30 years of experience in auditing, coding, billing, compliance – you name it.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (OIG) recently shared a new toolkit designed to help providers identify telehealth claims that could be at risk of fraud, waste or abuse.

The new year brings fresh updates to the Office of Inspector General’s (OIG) Work Plan, including renewed interest in ongoing items. Here are four key insights for compliance professionals from the OIG's most recent Work Plan update.

The explosion of telehealth since 2020 means auditors, compliance managers, and regulators are scrambling

HHS OIG Special Fraud Alerts are not very common.

The OIG issued a report in 2018 which revealed an error rate of 31% in billing and coding for telehealth services.