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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2020 · 45 MIN

Ep.123: What it Means to be Compliant, and Are You at Risk?

from Physical Therapy Private Practice: Secrets of the Top 10%

Today, let's talk about how to put in an ounce of prevention to avoid a pound of pain. Again, we did not go to school for this. On this podcast, Brian reminds his audience that Compliance is mandatory and is constantly changing - it is your responsibility to get the correct data and to stay on top of it. Tune in to learn what policies & procedures you need to put into place in order to apply Compliance to protect yourself, your patients, and your practice.  Episode at a glance: We are empowered by the freedom of knowledge  If you're a fully compliant Medicare clinic, you're compliant across the board  There is a difference between teaching and training  Physical therapy private practice providers are federally required to be implementing a tailor-made Compliance program  9/10 of the practice owners we meet are (unknowingly) non-compliant   You need to assign someone to dictate these policies (Compliance officer, committee, etc)  Don't risk a violation - Check out our Compliance Program  

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