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Maintaining HIPAA compliance can prove time-consuming and resource-intensive for medical groups. Yet many organizations are spending too much time proving they’re compliant and not enough time improving their security, according to James Winebrenner, CEO of Elisity.
 
 
Practices should keep a careful eye on their virtual check-in claims — and heed the codes' billing timelines — after an OIG audit found millions of dollars in improper payments for the technology-based services.
 
 
In the March 2, 2026, issue of PBN, legal experts weigh in on the pitfalls a medical practice must negotiate when they sublease space from other providers. One of those experts, J. Malcolm “Jay” DeVoy, a partner with the Holland & Hart law firm in Las Vegas, offers some added advice on alternative arrangements.
 
 
DecisionHealth invites you to submit a speaking proposal for a series of events taking place in November and December 2026: the Billing & Compliance Virtual Summit and the three-part Advanced Specialty Coding Virtual Summit covering anesthesia, orthopedics and pain management.
 
 
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) rehashed its investigatory focus on two areas of Part B billing — remote patient monitoring (RPM) services and skin substitutes — in its Semiannual Report to Congress issued Jan. 21.
 

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