Show Notes
OIG 2023-2024 Compliance Guidance for Long Term Care Facilities is summarized to highlight importance of a compliance committee and the responsibility to assist the chief compliance officer to develop a robust facility risk assessment. From that assessment the committee would need to develop meaningful and accessible policies and procedures to guide all levels of the facility staff and consultants of their roles and responsibilities in maintaining healthcare compliance.
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