Compliance and Compounding: A Healthcare Fraud Trend to Watch For July 2, 2026 By Colin May “Compounding” a prescription is a practice in which a licensed pharmacist combines, mixes, or synthesizes specific compounds or ingredients of a drug or multiple…
New sheriff in town? Examining state enforcement of AI laws June 3, 2026 By Jamie Darch Jamie Darch (jamie.darch@ropesgray.com, linkedin.com/in/jamie-darch-b646a064) is a Partner in Ropes & Gray’s health care practice in Chicago, IL. States have enacted laws targeting A…
An Expanding Problem: Fraud and Compliance Challenges in Bone Growth Stimulators March 26, 2026 By Colin May Durable medical equipment (DME) compliance has long been fertile ground for government scrutiny, but bone growth stimulators present a particularly nuanced—and ris…
The 45-Day Trap: Why Technical Documentation Gaps are the New Frontline of Hospice Audits March 20, 2026 By Sai Charan In the landscape of 2026 hospice compliance, the nature of the “audit threat” has undergone a fundamental shift. For years, compliance officers focused on clinical eligibility—the …
ICE at the Facility: How Healthcare Compliance Officers Should Respond February 9, 2026 By Sarah Bileti Immigration compliance in healthcare has traditionally been associated with back-office functions such as Form I-9 completion and record retention. Rece…