Mark it down: Red flags rule compliance deadline is May 1
Health Information Compliance Insider, April 1, 2009
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Medical identity theft is an ugly reality for healthcare organizations, patients, and payers. And it’s only going to get worse if providers don’t take a proactive stand with an effective theft prevention program, a specific requirement of the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) red flags rule, which poses a compliance deadline of May 1.
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