The Office of Inspector General (OIG) has been concerned about telehealth billing since before the pandemic, but it’s become more important in the past few years as the number of telehealth services have increased in amount and complexity, highlighting areas of risk for noncompliance with changing regulations at the federal level as well as varying state requirements, in addition to the potential for fraud and abuse.

Join us for our webcast, Insights into the Evolving Telehealth Compliance Landscape. You’ll learn about the current telehealth landscape and what’s ahead for the industry. This is an opportunity for compliance leaders to evaluate their company’s risk profile, especially given current and expected scrutiny in the years ahead.

Some key topics include:

• The physician fee schedule
• 2025 coding changes and their impact on compliance
• Case studies
• Actionable takeaways for your compliance program

Melaney Scott, CIA, CHC, Director, Moss Adams

Melaney has provided internal audit and compliance services since 2007. She serves a variety of health care clients, including governments, not-for-profits, Tribal entities, and private businesses.

Melaney’s experience includes managing the planning, preparation, and execution of a variety of engagements including risk-based internal audits; HIPAA Privacy and Breach Notification Rule assessments; compliance program gap assessments; compliance program development assistance; 340B Drug Pricing Program internal audits and program development; and operational and financial related internal audits.

Kim Hodson, CHC, CPC, Senior Manager, Moss Adams

Kim has over 20 years of experience assisting organizations in meeting key performance indicators while maintaining compliance with applicable laws and regulations. She has worked with physician practices, hospital entities, Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), Tribal entities, health plans, telehealth companies, and digital health-tech providers.

Kim’s expertise includes conducting internal and external assessments to maintain compliance with established policies and procedures, as well as state and federal contractual requirements; partnering with business stakeholders to align business strategy with compliance regulations; utilized sampling techniques in RAT-STATS to identify sample sizes for review; and estimation of overpayment.