Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2009 Issue 39
PRIVACY: Red Flags Rule Flies Nov. 1, After Several Delays
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Article Overview
This article explains the Red Flags Rule’s applicability to medical practices, why it matters for privacy and identity theft prevention, and the general steps practices may need to consider to stay aligned with FTC expectations. It is aimed at health care providers, office managers, and compliance-focused readers who need a high-level understanding of the rule’s timing, scope, and program requirements.
Why This Topic Matters
Medical practices may be affected by federal identity-theft prevention requirements, making it important to understand whether the rule applies and what type of written prevention program is expected.
What You Will Learn
- What the Red Flags Rule is generally about
- Which types of health care providers may be affected
- Why ongoing review and assessment may matter for compliance
- Where to find the FTC’s general information on the rule
Who Should Read This
- Physicians and medical practice owners
- Practice managers and office administrators
- Compliance and privacy staff
- Health care attorneys and consultants
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