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Top Compliance Priorities for U.S. Healthcare Organizations in 2025

By Leyla Erkan, Managing Director, Global Healthcare Compliance Leader 

Protiviti’s risk and compliance experts weigh in on the top compliance priorities for healthcare organizations in 2025 and what these changes mean under a new administration. Providers, payers, and life sciences organizations must refine their strategies to comply with evolving regulatory requirements and enforcement, while also capitalizing on the opportunities presented by emerging technologies.

Key Takeaways:

Regulatory Landscape Shifts: Adapt to evolving regulations and enforcement priorities with agility, foresight, and a proactive approach to stay ahead of the curve.

Strategic Role of CCOs: Discover how Chief Compliance Officers, serving as strategic advisors, can embrace the challenges ahead and lead effective compliance programs in a highly dynamic environment.

Focus Areas for Compliance: Gain insights into key compliance areas that will shape healthcare practices such as emerging technologies, quality and safety, data privacy, fraud, waste and abuse, Medicare Advantage, and marketing and advertising.

Overview of industry compliance priorities

The provider, payer and life sciences segments each have unique compliance priorities while similarly trying to ensure, at their core, they achieve exceptional patient, consumer and member care along with high levels of satisfaction and employee retention. 

Providers

Payers

Life Sciences

Management of emerging technologies 

Medicare Advantage

Artificial Intelligence

Privacy and data security

Risk adjustment

Privacy and data security

Quality and safety compliance

Fraud, waste and abuse

Marketing and advertising

Billing and coding compliance

Vendor and FDR management

Third-party relationships

 

Privacy and data security

Anti-corruption

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