Video Headlines:

Build Or Buy: In-House Medical Coding Vs. Outsourcing

Hiring A Business Consultant

What Is Practice Legacy Planning?

Determine Employee Benefits

Types of Medical Insurance

Choosing A Payroll Company

How To Structure Practice Banking

How To Win Your Insurance Contract Negotiation

OSHA Compliance

Disability Insurance

How To Find Money Factoring Resources

Purchasing A Commercial Condo

Merchant Services – Payment Gateway

The Pros And Cons Of Leasing Vs. Buying

What to Ask for/Expect in Your Commercial Lease

Group Practice vs Private Practice

What is a Commercial Lease?

Market Assessment/Demographic Research

How To Choose A Medical Management Firm

The Mystery Of Medical Transcription

In House Medical Billing vs. Outsourcing

How To Choose A Medical Billing Company

Employee Benefits

Business/Casualty Insurance

Retirement And Estate Planning For Physicians

Events

How to get a DEA license

Merchant Services – ACH Payments

How to Choose a Medical Legal Firm

What Is Money Factoring?

Document Imaging

How to Find a Medical Management Firm

What is a Medical Commercial Building?

Building a Team of Experts

How to Find a Medical Legal Firm

How To Choose A Medical Doctor’s Insurance Company

The Best Software for Doctor’s Offices

How to Choose a Medical Bookkeeper

The Mystery Of Doctor Credentialing

How to Prepare a Cash Flow Analysis

Private Practice vs Hospital

The Mystery Of Medical Transcription

In-House Human Resources vs Outsourced

What is HIPAA Compliance?

Long-Term Care Insurance

HIPAA & OIG Compliance Plans

Life Insurance

Promotions

OIG Compliance

Advertising

Direct Mail Marketing For Your Medical Practice

Capital Funding Needs: Pre-Opening, Opening

Equipment Selection Process

How to Find a Medical Practice Lender (resources)

Medical Office Structure, Layout And Design

Recruiting

How to Purchase a Commercial Building

HITECH Act of 2009

College Savings Accounts

Patient Experience

HITECH Compliance

How To Choose A Medical Collection Company

Medicare And Medicaid Audits

What Is A Marketing Mix?

How to Find a Medical Bookkeeper

The Mystery of Doctor Credentialing

Build Or Buy: In-House Medical Coding Vs. Outsourcing

HMOs vs PPOs

What Is A Merchant Processor?

The Pros And Cons Of Money Factoring

Leasing Medical Equipment Vs Buying

In-House Human Resources vs Outsourced

Types of Commercial Loans for Buying a Commercial Condo

What Is A Commercial Condo?

Determining Location Options

The Medical Coding Company That Could

What is an NPI, difference NPI 1 VS 2?

Purchasing a Commercial Condo

What is Fraud Investigation?

The Mystery Of Medical Coding

What Is Practice Succession Planning?

Overhead Business Expenses

Patient Education

Communication Vs Branding

How to Determine a Timeline to Open Your Medical..

Information Systems and IT for Doctors

In-House Doctor Credentialing VS. Outsourcing

The Medical Coding Company That Could

Practice Publication Marketing

Practice Social Media

Capital Funding Lenders

How To Choose A Merchant Processor

Leasing Medical Equipment

How to Create a Draft of the Employee Handbook

How to Find a Medical Accounting Firm

How To Choose The Right Corporate Structure For Your Medical Practice

Practice Direct Mail Marketing

The Mystery of Medical Staffing

Doctor Credentialing With Hospitals And Insurance Companies

Must-Have Medical Doctors Insurance

Generic filters
Exact matches only

HIPAA & OIG Compliance Plans

Both OIG and HIPAA offer downloadable compliance forms on their respective websites in order to help healthcare professionals develop and monitor internal adherence to the required guidelines.

But reviewing compliance requirements is not enough.

In order to maintain HIPAA and OIG compliancy, your practice must create a comprehensive plan that includes the following action steps:

  • Conduct internal audits of current privacy-related procedures
  • Develop and implement new compliance policie
  • Designate a dedicated compliance officer on your staff
  • Train your staff on HIPAA and OIG compliancy requirements
  • Create systems to address offenses and any subsequent disciplinary actions that may be required

HIPAA and OIG compliancy is required by Federal Law, so it’s important that your practice prepares a thorough examination of current procedures and documents any needed adjustments by following a complete compliance plan.

To learn more about practice setup, finance, billing, insurance, coding, outsourcing…everything a health care provider need to succeed, join DoctorsBusinessNetwork.com or visit Doctors Business Channel on YouTube!

Google Ads Management

More Videos

CLIA Certification

CLIA Certification

Laboratory testing is an important part of the daily operations of any medical practice. It helps monitor patient health, detect and prevent disease, and allows

Read More »

Asset Protection

Asset protection is a key area of financial planning often overlooked by many physicians. Not only do you need to protect your practice

Read More »
Sybe Credentialing
Doctors Business Network