decisionhealth Newsletters, Answer Books - 2009 Issue 3 (March)
Hospice Model Compliance Plan / Using OIG's hospice model compliance program / Using OIG's hospice model compliance plan
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Article Overview
This article discusses OIG guidance on hospice compliance program planning and implementation. It is aimed at hospice organizations, health systems, and compliance professionals who need a general framework for understanding how model compliance guidance can be adapted to different organizational settings. The article emphasizes that compliance programs should be tailored to the organization’s own risks and should be considered alongside prior OIG publications, investigative experience, and changing legal and policy environments.
Why This Topic Matters
Hospice providers operate in varied organizational and regulatory settings, so understanding the scope and limits of OIG’s model compliance guidance helps readers evaluate whether the article applies to their compliance planning needs.
What You Will Learn
- How OIG frames hospice compliance guidance for different types of organizations
- Why hospice compliance programs may need to be tailored to specific risk areas
- What broader OIG and enforcement materials may inform compliance planning
- Why legal and policy changes can affect compliance program development
Who Should Read This
- Hospice administrators
- Compliance officers
- Health system compliance teams
- Healthcare counsel
- Hospice operations managers
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