
HIPAA: Handling Patient Requests for Medical Record Restriction
Healthcare compliance professionals frequently face confusing situations about sharing of protected health information (PHI). The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) supports the protection of privacy of medical records. However, even when a patient does not authorize sharing of his record there are permitted uses and disclosures such as for the purpose of treatment, payment or healthcare operations (TPO).

Understanding Fraud and Abuse in Medicare
Fraud and abuse. Two words that are thrown around in the Medicare…

The 7 Steps to Address a HIPAA Complaint
If a patient voices a concern of privacy violation, do you know…

Demonstrating the ROI of HR for your Business
Warren Cook BS, MBA, MS, SHRM-certified of SymbianceHR will be…

4 Laws that Impact Drug Testing of Healthcare Employees
Employees that abuse drugs in the workplace cause major disruptions…

Avoid physician burnout with fee-for-time compensation
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Find a coverage…

Who are your Business Associates?
Business Associate Agreements are a key component to your compliance…

How to be a Wildly Effective Compliance Officer with Kristy Grant-Hart
Kristy Grant-Hart, internationally-recognized compliance and…

EEOC Roundup: Cases Against Healthcare Providers
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has been scrutinizing…

7 Fast Facts about the False Claims Act
The False Claims Act and healthcare fraud and abuse are important…
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