The $5B Test: Why Healthcare Compliance Programs Keep Failing the Same Way
False Claims Act recoveries and whistleblower numbers point to something deeper than individual enforcement actions. The experts CCI contributing writer Trevor Treharne spoke with say the pattern isn't a lack of compliance programs in healthcare; it's programs designed to survive audits rather than shape behavior. A proposed HIPAA rule would eliminate the last major workaround organizations have used to avoid implementing certain security controls, the DOJ has centralized cross-agency fraud coordination, and employees who felt ignored internally are increasingly carrying their concerns elsewhere.
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