Social Media Ideas for Healthcare Compliance Programs

Compliance Program Lessons from the Complete Health Settlement

On August 4, 2026, the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”) on behalf of the Office of Inspector General (“OIG”) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announce...

DOJ Corporate Fraud Enforcement Memo: What Health Care Companies Need to Know Now

Top 5 Software Platforms for Streamlining Healthcare Compliance

Healthcare compliance isn't an area where close enough works. The right software platform needs to match your organization's size, regulatory requirements, and compliance workflow...

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Wage + Hour Compliance in Healthcare: Particular Problems, Practical Solutions [Video]

DOJ’s Fraud Division and HHS-OIG Streamline Self-Disclosure of Criminal Healthcare Fraud

HR Compliance Training: Requirements, Best Practices, and Tracking

There's no single federal law requiring general "HR compliance training." What actually exists is a patchwork: federal anti-discrimination law that rewards training without technic...

Regulatory Landmines in Health Care Litigation: PHI, Kickback, and Corporate Structure Risks [Video]

DOJ streamlines voluntary self-disclosure of healthcare fraud

A policy change directs healthcare organizations seeking lighter repercussions from potentially criminal fraud activity to disclose to the DOJ alone, rather than separately between...

More Than a Billing Requirement: CMS Turns Medicare Enrollment into a Program-Integrity Tool

Key Updates CMS has proposed a significant expansion of its Medicare provider enrollment and program-integrity authorities through the Calendar Year 2027 Home Health Prospective P...

How the FCA Now Threatens Health Care's DEI Programs [Podcast]

A More Unified Path to Self-Disclosure: DOJ and HHS-OIG Harmonize Health Care Fraud Policies

Regulatory Scrutiny in ABA: What Providers Need to Know About Compliance Oversight

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Healthcare's Risk Surface is Expanding Faster than Most Compliance Programs

AI, cybersecurity and third-party dependencies are expanding healthcare’s risk surface. Learn why modern governance models must evolve with the risk landscape.

SEC and FDA Partner on Legal Compliance for Food and Drug Industries

Building an AI Governance Program That Satisfies Both DOJ and SEC Compliance Expectations

ABA and FWA: Compliance Best Practices

Elected Officials, Companies Launch New Initiative To Reduce Healthcare Fraud

by Libby Bandelin at CDN - Top companies and financial officers across the nation launched a new scorecard in an effort for better transparency and fraud mitigation in healthcare...

DOJ Fraud Division Issues Corporate Enforcement Directive Establishing Framework for Corporate Fraud Investigations

Highlights Dedicated U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Fraud Division team will oversee corporate cases: The Fraud Division’s Corporate Enforcement Section, announced earlier th...

DOJ Announces Increased Focus on Health Care Fraud Enforcement

The U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) recently issued a memorandum announcing the priorities of its newly established National Fraud Enforcement Division (the “Division”), identif...

DOJ’s National Fraud Enforcement Division Focuses on Government Program Fraud: What Recipients of Federal Funds Need to...

Readers Write: Governing AI for HIPAA Compliance: Building a Secure AI-Driven Compliance Program

Governing AI for HIPAA Compliance: Building a Secure AI-Driven Compliance ...

Building Your 2027 Compliance Work Plan and Questions Every Compliance Officer Should Ask