by Ranadene (Randi) Tapio, CEO, MBA, CMRS, CCES, CS, CHM | Dec 21, 2025 | Compliance, Staff Training & Education
Compliance should never be a once-a-year box to check. It needs to be woven into the daily culture of every practice. One of the most effective ways to do this is by including compliance topics in every staff meeting. Reinforcing Responsibility When compliance is part... 
by Ranadene (Randi) Tapio, CEO, MBA, CMRS, CCES, CS, CHM | Nov 16, 2025 | Compliance, Revenue Cycle Management
Few challenges frustrate healthcare practices more than aging accounts receivable (A/R). As balances age, the likelihood of collection drops sharply. However, rushing to recover payments without a compliance-first mindset creates bigger risks—patient dissatisfaction,... 
by Laureen Murphy CPC, RH-CBS, CAH-CBS, CH-CCBS, CH-CS, PMI-ACP | Nov 2, 2025 | Compliance, Staff Training & Education
In healthcare, compliance isn’t just a policy—it’s a way of doing business. While most practices understand the importance of compliance, many still treat it as an occasional training or once-a-year reminder. This approach leaves room for costly errors, overlooked... 
by Lexi Keller, CS | Oct 19, 2025 | Compliance, Medical Coding and Documentation Audit Services
In today’s healthcare environment, compliance and accuracy are non-negotiable. From complex coding requirements to evolving payer rules, medical practices face constant pressure to ensure every claim is supported, compliant, and correctly reimbursed. Even small... 
by Laureen Murphy CPC, RH-CBS, CAH-CBS, CH-CCBS, CH-CS, PMI-ACP | Oct 11, 2025 | Compliance, Revenue Cycle Management
For healthcare organizations, aging accounts receivable (A/R) is more than just a cash flow problem, it’s a sign of inefficiencies that can strain resources and put financial stability at risk. The longer claims sit unpaid, the harder they are to collect, leaving... 
by Laureen Murphy CPC, RH-CBS, CAH-CBS, CH-CCBS, CH-CS, PMI-ACP | Oct 1, 2025 | Compliance, Revenue Cycle Management
Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of telehealth across the U.S., with emergency waivers and flexibilities allowing providers to care for patients virtually without the usual restrictions. For years, these temporary rules gave practices more...
