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Hospice Update: Surveyors Called to Identify Quality of Care Concerns and Potential Fraud Referrals

Hall Render

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is reinforcing its emphasis on hospice quality of care and identifying fraud. CMSs Focus on Surveys and Fraud Identification The CMS Memo highlights the dual purpose of hospice surveys: Ensuring Compliance : Evaluating whether hospice providers meet CoPs.

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Indiana Physician Fraud Conviction Highlights Compliance Risks

Hall Render

Health care fraud remains a significant focus for federal and state enforcement agencies, with particular attention placed on the integrity of Medicaid and Medicare billing. This disparity highlights the difficulty in accurately assessing the risks and potential penalties associated with health care fraud violations.

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Using Compliance Software To Prevent Healthcare Fraud, Waste, and Abuse

MedTrainer

Healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse is a costly problem for both public and private payers. The National Health Care Anti-Fraud Association estimates financial losses due to healthcare fraud could be as much as $300 billion annually. Keep in mind that these are just examples of provider fraud!

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Fraud Indicators and Red Flags

AIHC

When Audit Managers Knowingly Skew Audit Results Written by Carl J Byron , CCS, CHA, CIFHA, CMDP, CPC, CRAS, ICDCTCM/PCS, OHCC and CPT/03 USAR FA (Ret) Fraud cannot be eliminated. No system is completely fraud-proof, as any system can be bypassed or manipulated. Tons of information can be found on the Internet, books, articles, etc.

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Seven Elements of a Compliance Program

HIPAA Journal

The seven elements of a compliance program are integrated processes organizations in all industries can adopt to help them develop a culture of compliance in the workplace. While the seven elements of a compliance program apply to all industries, they originated in the healthcare industry in the 1990s.

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Multimodal Biometrics: Safeguarding Healthcare Data from Cyber Threats

Healthcare IT Today

The following is a guest article by Philipp Pointner, Chief of Digital Identity at Jumio The healthcare industry is increasingly vulnerable to advanced cyber threats, including AI-driven attacks like deepfakes that compromise sensitive patient information.

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Combating Penalties for Noncompliance With Reimbursement Practices

Compliancy Group

A healthcare organization that does not follow proper methods of obtaining reimbursement from federal payor programs such as Medicare may run afoul of federal fraud, waste, and abuse laws. Some denials result from noncompliance with federal fraud, waste, and abuse laws. Such noncompliance can result in non compliance fines.

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