Auditing and monitoring are core pillars of any effective compliance program. But as regulatory expectations evolve and OIG findings become increasingly detailed, it’s more important than ever for compliance teams to ensure their audit plans are aligned with current risks.
Recent OIG activity highlights several areas where organizations should sharpen their focus, including Durable Medical Equipment (DME), Home Health, Trauma Team Activation, Skin Substitutes, and Remote Patient Monitoring. Each of these categories presents unique vulnerabilities—ranging from documentation gaps to billing inconsistencies to clinical validation challenges.
Understanding these risk areas is essential, but translating insights into action is where strong compliance programs separate themselves. Clear audit plans, prioritization frameworks, and standardized processes help teams stay ahead of issues before they escalate. And with the right tools—such as centralized workflows, automated audit templates, and data-driven reporting—compliance teams can improve accuracy, reduce burden, and demonstrate program effectiveness to regulators and leadership alike.
In our webinar, we’ll break down what compliance programs should take away from recent OIG findings and explore practical tools that support more consistent, efficient, and impactful auditing. For compliance, coding, auditing, and revenue cycle professionals, this session is an opportunity to get ahead of the details—and strengthen your program for the year ahead.
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Brian Burton
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