Amanda Hobbs
attorney, shareholderBrown & FortunatoAmanda Hobbs specializes in healthcare privacy matters (including HIPAA concerns), hospital work, licensing concerns for providers and facilities, and navigating Stark and Anti-Kickback statute issues in relationships between healthcare entities and providers. Prior to joining Brown & Fortunato, Amanda served as in-house counsel at a leading academic medical institution, managing the institution’s litigation and focusing on privacy, compliance, policy development, and telemedicine and telehealth issues. In addition, Amanda has almost a decade of experience in healthcare litigation, representing physicians and other healthcare providers in medical malpractice lawsuits.
DMEPOS Audits and Compliance: Reducing Risk, Ensuring Success
This presentation provides a comprehensive, practical exploration of the audit and compliance landscape for DMEPOS suppliers. Attendees will gain a cl
…This presentation provides a comprehensive, practical exploration of the audit and compliance landscape for DMEPOS suppliers. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of current regulatory expectations, high‑risk operational areas, and the evolving
…This presentation provides a comprehensive, practical exploration of the audit and compliance landscape for DMEPOS suppliers. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of current regulatory expectations, high‑risk operational areas, and the evolving oversight environment driven by CMS, Medicare contractors, accreditation bodies, and the OIG.
Through real‑world examples, the presentation equips DMEPOS leaders, compliance officers, and operational
…This presentation provides a comprehensive, practical exploration of the audit and compliance landscape for DMEPOS suppliers. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of current regulatory expectations, high‑risk operational areas, and the evolving oversight environment driven by CMS, Medicare contractors, accreditation bodies, and the OIG.
Through real‑world examples, the presentation equips DMEPOS leaders, compliance officers, and operational teams to strengthen internal controls, reduce denial risk, and build a proactive compliance culture. Topics include:
- Key regulatory requirements for DMEPOS suppliers
- Common audit triggers and high‑risk documentation areas
- How to prepare for contractor audits
- Strategies for internal monitoring and self‑auditing
- Effective corrective action planning and root‑cause analysis
By the end of the session, attendees will walk away with practical tools, checklists, and strategies to enhance audit readiness, protect revenue, and ensure organizational compliance across all DMEPOS operations.
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