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What is a Healthcare Compliance Officer?

Verisys

As government agencies and national regulatory organizations pass more regulations and the need for healthcare services grows, healthcare compliance officers (HCOs) are more important than ever. Accordingly, maintaining compliance has become a key focus for healthcare facilities. HCO Qualifications. Reimbursement.

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ProviderTrust Achieves 2 Major Milestones – HITRUST Certification and Monitoring of 10 Million Healthcare Individuals and Entities

Provider Trust

This landmark milestone represents a continued commitment by ProviderTrust and its nearly 1,000 healthcare client organizations to ensure Medicare and Medicaid dollars are protected from fraud, waste, and abuse. Magazine, and the Nashville Business Journal.

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Managing Healthcare Compliance in Hawaii

MedTrainer

All healthcare organizations, along with their providers and compliance officers, must understand the requirements of each regulatory state agency that provides oversight. The Med-QUEST Division administers Hawaii’s Medicaid program, providing essential healthcare services to low-income individuals and families across the state.

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Managing Healthcare Compliance in Kentucky

MedTrainer

The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS), Department for Medicaid Services administers the state’s Medicaid program, ensuring access to essential health care services for eligible low-income individuals and families in Kentucky.

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Managing Healthcare Compliance in Idaho

MedTrainer

The Medicaid and Health program of Idaho provides health coverage to eligible low-income adults, children, pregnant women, elderly adults, and people with disabilities in the state, offering a range of medical and health-related services. The IMLC streamlines physician licensure for multi-state practice, including telehealth.

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Key Takeaways from OIG’s New General Compliance Program Guidance (GCPG) 

YouCompli

Exclusions (page 26) : OIG recommends that any entity participating in the federal Medicaid program should check the state Medicaid program exclusion list for each applicable state. In organizations where compliance reports to legal, conflicts of interest exist and can create barriers that lead to timing and resource inefficiencies.

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Managing Healthcare Compliance in Ohio

MedTrainer

Managing healthcare compliance in Ohio presents a unique set of challenges for compliance officers, healthcare professionals, and administrators. Organizations need to successfully navigate the regulatory landscape in order to provide efficient and ethical healthcare services, and to avoid consequences for non-compliance.