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November 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
The November 2025 OIG Work Plan updates signal increased oversight across records management, nursing homes, home health billing, dietary supplements, and behavioral health reimbursement.
Centralizing Policy Management Across Health Systems
Policies shouldn’t live in inboxes, outdated PDFs, or multiple “final” versions—see how centralized policy management brings clarity, consistency, and compliance across health systems.
October 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
The OIG released several new Work Plan items in October. Here’s what compliance teams need to know and why it matters.
September 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
OIG’s September Work Plan adds Medicare Advantage enrollment to its radar—signaling heightened scrutiny after recent DOJ fraud cases.
Understanding the “Two of Three” Rule in E/M Coding
Learn how to accurately select the correct E/M code by understanding the “two of three” rule for Medical Decision Making.
5 Ways to Turn Audit Findings Into Revenue Protection
Discover how to transform your audits from a compliance requirement into a powerful engine for revenue protection.
Compliance Roundup for Behavioral Health Leaders
Looking for useful behavioral health compliance resources? Listen, read, or watch - we’ve compiled them all into one place!
August 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
OIG’s August 2025 Work Plan outlines new areas of compliance scrutiny you need to know including DME and Medicare Advantage Audits.
Our Incident Module and Advisory Services
Learn how our Incident Module and Advisory Services bring incidents from allegation to closure with consistency, transparency, and compliance.
Discover the 5 most common documentation and coding pitfalls that can lead to costly audits, and learn how to proactively prevent them.
July 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
OIG’s July 2025 Work Plan adds new focus areas—from hospital drug billing and MA marketing to Medicaid behavioral health—learn what may impact your organization now.
Is Your Hospital Audit-Ready?
Hospitals are under increased scrutiny — learn which services are being audited most often and how your organization can stay ahead of government reviews.
Incident-To Billing Webinar Q&A Summary
Clear up the confusion around Incident-To billing with this expert-reviewed Q&A guide based on real webinar attendee questions.
2025 Telemedicine Codes: 98000-98007
Get expert insights into AMA’s new codes 98000–98007 for 2025. Learn what's covered, what’s not, and how to stay compliant in a virtual care landscape.
June 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
Get up to speed on June 2025's OIG Work Plan updates including nursing home reporting, D-SNPs, parenteral nutrition, and transplant waitlists.
A Deeper Dive into Understanding MDS and RAI
The OIG is watching MDS accuracy—make sure your facility is prepared with the right knowledge and tools.
3 Key Learnings from Recent Hospital Enforcements
In this eBrief, we examine three recent enforcement actions and what they reveal about the most pressing compliance risks in hospital settings today.
Your Team's New Confidential Reporting Advantage
When healthcare staff can report misconduct in seconds—confidentially and securely—your organization becomes safer, stronger, and more compliant.
May 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
Four new OIG Work Plan items are in focus this month—find out what they are and how they could impact your compliance strategy.
Psychotherapy Under Scrutiny
Recent enforcement actions show how easily psychotherapy billing can go wrong—learn how to stay compliant and avoid costly mistakes all within this eBrief.
Compliance Risk Guide for Growth-Minded Practices
Growth-minded practices have a lot to gain but with that growth comes compliance challenges. Learn the challenges with revenue cycle, HIPAA, and investigations.
April 2025 OIG Work Plan Updates
Stay ahead of compliance trends with the latest April 2025 OIG Work Plan updates including Medicare patrol, IHS projects, and hospice provider enrollment.