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Approaches for Digital Health Organizations and Accountable Care Organizations to Develop Strong Compliance Programs

Webinar | 10.03.23, 12:00 PM EDT - 1:00 PM EDT

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Our health care landscape is rapidly transforming. As the health care space has become more digitized and more reliant on technology than ever before, artificial intelligence (AI), telehealth services, data analysis, and medical devices have become drivers of our health care system. Likewise, value-based care is becoming increasingly popular among delivery systems, leaving accountable care organizations (ACOs) to adhere to changing federal compliance requirements. The burden falls on health care entities to remain up-to-date on how care is evolving as federal and state compliance regulations and privacy concerns continue to develop.

In this informative session as part of the new service offerings from Crowell Health Solutions (CHS), we will share industry insights from first-hand experience providing compliance counseling to a wide-range of digital health organizations and ACOs. Topics will also include:

  • Recent developments in privacy, security, ACO compliance, fraud and abuse laws and regulations, state law compliance, and technology and device oversight
  • Important factors to consider in a compliance plan
  • How your organization can develop and maintain a solid compliance program

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