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The History of Healthcare Compliance

MedTrainer

At its core, healthcare compliance ensures the quality of care, patient safety, and integrity of healthcare systems. Over the years, healthcare compliance has evolved significantly, driven by changing regulations, advances in technology, and a growing emphasis on patient-centric care. What is Healthcare Compliance?

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OIG Issues Final Information Blocking Enforcement Rule and Highlights the Potential for Referrals to the FTC and FCA Liability

Health Care Law Brief

5] Rules Concerning Provider “Disincentives” are Forthcoming Of note, the Final Rule does not apply to health care providers. Unlike developers, exchanges, and networks, the Act does not empower OIG to directly assess penalties for non-compliance against health care providers. [6]

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Why Data Analytics are Critical in a Value-Based Care (VBC) Environment

AIHC

Prior to this time, commercial carriers were already pushing HMOs (health maintenance organizations) and capitation contracts with physician networks or instituting “reasonable and customary charges” requiring physicians to collect data to negotiate reasonable contracts. Hospital reimbursement also changed.

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CMS Finalizes its Proposal to Advance Interoperability and Improve Prior Authorization Processes

Healthcare Law Blog

The payers impacted by the Final Rule include Medicare Advantage (“MA”) organizations, state Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (“CHIP”) agencies, Medicaid and CHIP managed care plans, and plans on the Affordable Care Act exchanges (collectively, “Impacted Payers”).

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Why Data Analytics are Critical in a Value-Based Care (VBC) Environment

AIHC

Prior to this time, commercial carriers were already pushing HMOs (health maintenance organizations) and capitation contracts with physician networks or instituting "reasonable and customary charges" requiring physicians to collect data to negotiate reasonable contracts. It's important for compliance and historical trend analysis.

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CMS Issues a New “Advancing Interoperability and Improving Prior Authorization Processes” Proposed Rule

C&M Health Law

The regulations impact CMS-regulated payers and provide incentives for providers and hospitals that participate in the Medicare Promoting Interoperability Program and the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS). Most of the Proposed Rule’s provisions will be effective on January 1, 2026. Our initial takeaways are summarized below.

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HHS-OIG Releases Final Rule Implementing Information Blocking Penalties

C&M Health Law

OIG’s lookback period is 6 years for information blocking, but OIG recommended maintaining information for additional time, noting that the ONC Health IT Certification Program requires participants to maintain records to demonstrate initial and ongoing compliance for 10 years.

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