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John A. Tanner to Speak at Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) 2022 Managed Care Compliance Conference
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Beacon Healthcare Systems
Beacon Healthcare Systems' Chief Compliance Officer to share the secret sauce to impressing regulators and succeeding at audit

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. - Washingtoner -- John A. Tanner, chief compliance officer at Beacon Healthcare Systems, an industry-leading provider of compliance and regulatory solutions for health plans, will discuss the keys to audit success for plans at the Health Care Compliance Association's (HCCA) 2022 Managed Care Compliance Conference, Jan. 30-Feb. 1, 2022, in Phoenix, Ariz.

John will present "Automate your Compliance Process to Impress Regulators" on Tuesday, Feb. 1 at 2 pm MST. Key takeaways will include:
  • How automation can improve your ability to distribute and track HPMS memos
  • How automated auditing and monitoring helps you see compliance patterns across your plan
  • KPI Dashboards to bring focus to potential compliance issues.
"There is a certain anxiety that enters the hearts of even the most tenured compliance people when regulators knock on a health plan's door," said Tanner, "but there can be much less worry as long as the compliance team has all of their ducks in a row. Automation plays a significant role in managing the process and being able to produce reliable, accurate, and repeatable results."

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HCCA's 2022 Annual Managed Care Compliance Conference is designed for those who manage compliance at health plans. This year's event will follow a blended in-person/virtual format. Experienced compliance leaders will present the latest practices, share strategies, and connect with peers and mentors who work in the industry.

This conference offers live Compliance Certification Board (CCB)® continuing education units (CEUs) for participation. Please visit the event page for the latest details.

Register here to attend.

About Beacon Healthcare Systems. Beacon Healthcare Systems streamlines the business of healthcare through reliable, innovative SaaS technology delivered by industry experts. With a focus on appeals, grievances, compliance, enrollment, supplemental benefits, and analytics, Beacon HCS is the first-place health plans turn when looking for a trusted, experienced partner to help them reduce costs, grow revenue, and achieve their strategic goals. Founded in 2011, Beacon HCS is a privately held and California-based. beaconhcs.com. Beacon is hiring!

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