Guess What? Compliance Can Be Simple!
Guess What? Compliance Can Be Simple! is a podcast for small and medium sized healthcare and wellness teams seeking clear guidance on HIPAA, CMS, and state audit expectations. Hosted by Dr.
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The Employee You Hired Before Anyone Checked (opens the original)
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What happens when a growing healthcare practice needs someone to start immediately—but the required checks have not been completed? In Episode 47, Dr. Natasha Guess examines how an ordinary hiring decision can become a serious compliance risk when onboarding moves faster than screening, credentialing, and operational oversight. You will learn: Why hiring an employee and clearing them to perform healthcare services are not the same decision How rapid growth can expose weaknesses in onboarding and
The New Service You Launched Before Compliance Was Ready (opens the original)
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Your practice launches a new service. The technology works, patients are being enrolled, and claims are ready to go. Then someone asks: “Has compliance reviewed this?” In this episode, Dr. Natasha Guess examines what can happen when growth moves faster than a practice’s compliance systems. Using a federal remote patient monitoring case, she explores why a service can appear ready for launch while important operational requirements remain unresolved. You will learn: Why a vendor’s assurance may n
The AI Tool Your Staff Started Using Without You Knowing (opens the original)
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If you asked five employees right now what AI tools they actually use to do their jobs, and then asked leadership what AI tools have actually been approved, would those two lists match? In this episode, Dr. Natasha Guess breaks down why that gap, not the absence of an AI policy, is often the real compliance risk hiding inside growing practices. She connects it to a recent federal development in AI oversight, and walks through exactly how to find out where your own practice stands before the gap
When Patients Can't Be Heard: When Communication Access Becomes a Compliance Issue (opens the original)
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There is a compliance question that does not get nearly enough attention. What happens when your patient cannot effectively communicate with your staff? Not because they are not trying, but because your practice has not built a reliable process to meet their communication needs. In this episode, Dr. Natasha Guess breaks down a real resolution involving a repeated communication failure, and a strikingly similar case resolved by federal regulators at a completely different kind of facility around
The $2.3 Milion Vendor Trap: When a Vendor’s Workflow Becomes Your Compliance Liability (opens the original)
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Vendors can make running a healthcare practice easier. They bring technology, testing, billing support, new services, and sometimes new revenue opportunities. But there is one question leadership needs to ask before letting a vendor's process into the clinical workflow: who is actually making the healthcare decision? In this episode, Dr. Natasha Guess breaks down a case that is not an isolated incident. It is part of a pattern federal investigators have been working through for nearly two years,
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