This page provides links to handy resources for the public that can help ensure that you are in compliance with Federal health care laws.
Toolkits
- Measuring Compliance Program Effectiveness: A Resource Guide
- Adverse Events Trigger Tools
- Toolkit for Health Care Boards
- Coming soon: OIG Toolkit to Identify Patients at Risk of Opioid Misuse
Provider Compliance Resources and Training
Advisory Opinions
Voluntary Compliance and Exclusions Resources
Special Fraud Alerts, Other Guidance, and Safe Harbor Regulations
Resources for Health Care Boards
- Compliance Resources for Health Care Boards
- Video and Presentation Materials: Guidance for Health Care Boards
- Video: Compliance Oversight for Health Care Leaders
Resources for Physicians
Accountable Care Organizations
Disclaimer
These educational materials were current at the time they were published and posted to OIG's Web site. They were prepared as educational resources; they are not intended to create any rights, privileges, or benefits. Although every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information within these materials, the ultimate responsibility for complying with the Federal fraud and abuse laws lies with the provider of services. OIG employees, agents, and staff make no representation, warranty, or guarantee that these compilations of information are error free and will bear no responsibility or liability for the results or consequences of their use. These materials are summaries that explain certain aspects of the Federal fraud and abuse laws, but are not legal documents. The official information is contained in the relevant laws and regulations.
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This is not intended to be a formal agency solicitation. OIG welcomes ideas for new compliance resources that would be helpful to the health care community and that are consistent with OIG's mission, in any format. The receipt of a suggestion does not obligate OIG to take action, including responding to the suggestion, making suggestions public, or issuing public guidance. Members of the public are required to follow all Federal health care program rules and regulations.
