Medical Office Compliance

his course will explain responsibilities and liabilities in a medical office. Review numerous case examples and receive guidance on compliant patient communication, reporting a breach and more. Lack of training and knowledge is not a valid defense in a federal audit. Don’t get caught off guard. Even honest mistakes can result in huge fines. Participants will walk away with the knowledge and tools to perform a practice Gap Analysis and Risk Assessment.

4 Reasons to Attend

1. Learn how to determine whether a breach has taken place along with notification protocols.
2. Every office that submits claims to a third-party payer must be compliant.
3. Course provides guidance on fraud and abuse, HIPAA and OSHA compliance.
4. Instruction on the 7 elements of compliance that every practice must have in place.

Class Highlights:

• Review the 3 major compliance risk areas: Medicare, HIPAA, and OSHA
• Learn the 7 elements of compliance that every practice must have in place
• ADA rules and how to apply them in your practice
• How to perform a risk assessment
• Areas of weakness that could result in fraud investigations
• What to do when an auditor makes contact with your office
• Appropriate clinical documentation for compliance with payor and regulatory guidelines
• Compliance efforts that could reduce or minimize the adverse effects of fraud investigations
• Why you should obtain an ABN every time
• Evaluate all HIPAA-compliant patient communication
• How to handle a breach when it is discovered
• Prevent, eliminate or reduce workplace hazards
• Emergency/disaster preparedness to ensure patient and data safety
• Explanation of penalties for non-compliance

Who Should Attend

Content is relevant for providers, billing professionals, office managers, consultants, and anyone seeking a better understanding of medical office compliance guidelines.

What to Bring

A course manual will be provided. No supplementary materials are required for this course.

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This program is approved for 6 CEUS.

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