Webinar
Business of Healthcare: Enhanced CMS Fraud Enforcement: Protecting Your Medicare & Medicaid Enrollments
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Event Overview

In today’s heightened enforcement environment, Medicare and Medicaid enrollments are under unprecedented scrutiny. Frequent CMS and DOJ announcements highlight expanding fraud initiatives and increased oversight of providers and suppliers.

Recent developments — including the creation of the National Fraud Enforcement Division under the CRUSH Act, nationwide enrollment moratoria for high-risk provider types (DMEPOS, HHAs, and hospices), and CMS directives requiring all states to accelerate Medicaid revalidation efforts — signal a clear shift toward more aggressive enforcement. At the same time, providers are experiencing a notable rise in enrollment revocations, deactivations, and extended reenrollment bars, often tied to reporting failures or inaccuracies within enrollment submissions. This webinar will break down evolving enforcement priorities and provide practical strategies to help your organization mitigate risk, maintain compliance, and avoid becoming entangled in enforcement actions.

Date and Time
Wednesday, September 16
1 - 2 p.m. CT
Location
Online (Webinar)
Cost
Free
Contact
events@eidebailly.com
Learning Objectives
  • Define Medicare enrollment reporting requirements and submission timeframes, including the revised definition of managing employees.
  • Analyze the expanded scope of information being requested by contractors in preparation for enrollment site visits.
  • Apply practical strategies to successfully navigate Medicare and Medicaid revalidation requirements under accelerated timelines.
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