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CJ Wolf, MD writes for the YouCompli blog
Sharon Parsley, Healthcare compliance officer effectiveness, YouCompli blog
Denise Atwood, YouCompli blog, patient safety
Brian Kozkik, healthcare compliance monitoring and auditing, YouCompli blog

Healthcare Compliance Experts

  • CJ Wolf. MD provides enforcement action summaries. Real-world examples of regulators’ response to practices that don’t fully comply with regulations.
  • Sharon Parsley, JD, MBA, CHC, CHRC, believes that mentorship and on-the-job training are critical to compliance professional success. She writes a series on compliance officer effectiveness.
  • Brian W. Kozik, CHC, CCEP, CHCP is a 25-year veteran of healthcare compliance and an expert in compliance monitoring and auditing.
  • Jay P. Anstine, JD is a compliance professional and consultant in Colorado. He writes about building a culture of compliance.
  • Denise Atwood, RN, JD, CPHRM, District Medical Group (DMG), Inc., Chief Risk Officer, and Denise Atwood, PLLC. She covers protecting patients.
Lesson learned healthcare compliance mistake

A million-dollar healthcare compliance monitoring mistake

Your Compliance team rarely has the expertise to monitor clinical compliance requirements effectively. If the Sleep Center Clinical leadership had monitored the compliance requirements, they might have avoided a significant payback to the federal government. Read more...

Proactive Decision Making Healthcare Compliance

A culture of compliance through proactive decision-making

On a recent rafting trip, Jay P. Anstine talked with his river guide about navigating the boat. He learned the “400-40-4” adage river guides use for decision-making. At 400 feet, you must decide where you want the boat to enter the rapids. At 40 feet, you start making that move because, at 4 feet, it’s too late! Read more...

Conduct Healthcare Compliance Investigations

Conduct an effective healthcare compliance investigation

Build Confidence in Your Healthcare Compliance Program

With a report in hand that merits investigation and the people in place to help you investigate, now what? How you plan for, and conduct investigations significantly affects how the organization perceives and relates to the Compliance function. Read more...