VComply Editorial Team

Health Insurance Compliance: What are the Regulations and Solutions

Health insurance companies are regulated at both the state and federal levels to ensure consumer protection, fair pricing, and adherence to health standards. State departments of insurance are responsible for licensing and regulating insurance companies within their jurisdictions. They ensure that these companies comply with state-specific insurance laws and regulations, including financial solvency requirements, rate approvals, and policyholder protections.
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Duration of HIPAA Certification: How Long It Lasts

The HIPAA Security Rule mandates that organizations conduct training on a periodic basis. Given that extended intervals, such as every two or three years, might be viewed as neglectful in the event of a breach investigation by the HHS, many healthcare professionals suggest that periodic should be interpreted as annually.
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What is the 340B Compliance in Drug Pricing Program

The 340B program is critical in the healthcare system's efforts to reduce disparities by making essential medications more accessible and affordable. Eligible healthcare providers, including community health centers (CHCs), utilize the substantial discounts the program offers—ranging from 20% to 50%.
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