Compliance Program Series: Monitoring and Internal Audit Systems

Compliance Program Series: Monitoring and Internal Audit Systems

Learn about the heart of effective compliance programs- monitoring and internal audit systems. Discover the importance of reliable data analysis & root cause analysis.

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New Article: Long-Term Care Requirements, Phase 3: Lessons Learned

New Article: Long-Term Care Requirements, Phase 3: Lessons Learned

For the full version of this article, please access it here: Long-term care requirements in COSMOS The heart of any effective compliance program is the compliance committee. Compliance meetings can run the gamut from an occasion for donuts and coffee, to highly sophisticated analysis and discussions that would make the compliance gods smile. Whether you

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Compliance Program Series: Understanding Exclusion Checks

Compliance Program Series: Understanding Exclusion Checks

The OIG maintains a list of individuals or entities that cannot participate in any federally funded healthcare program. Are you checking your new employees before they’re hired? This post is one in a multi-part series on Compliance Program Success Factors. Start at the beginning: Compliance and Policy Procedures with OIG We have covered the first

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5 Lessons learned at the eCap Conference

5 Lessons learned at the eCap Conference

I just returned from 3 days at the eCap conference in Florida; for those who are unfamiliar, eCap is a new conference intended for midsize providers to engage in direct discussions with financial institutions and vendors in the long-term care (LTC) space. This year’s conference, which was a huge success, was sold out. Besides the

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Why should a skilled care facility care about business intelligence?

Why should a skilled care facility care about business intelligence?

We’ve heard terms like ‘business intelligence’ (BI) and ‘big data’ thrown around a lot lately. As a long-term care operator, I can’t lie – I only half listen. Don’t I have enough on my plate? With the new requirements of participation (RoP), focus on compliance, PDPM, increased fines, hospital readmissions, etc. etc., who has the

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