Expert-Led Healthcare Compliance. Customized for Your Practice.
Defensible compliance programs, controlled substance strategy, and audit protection led by former prosecutors and enforcement professionals.
Defensible compliance programs, controlled substance strategy, and audit protection led by former prosecutors and enforcement professionals.
Most compliance firms rely on templates. We rely on enforcement experience.
Our team includes:We build compliance programs that are defensible — because we know how they are evaluated.
Every engagement begins with a structured compliance risk assessment.
We evaluate:The result: Reduced regulatory exposure, stronger documentation defensibility, clear accountability, and practical systems your team can implement.
Over 10,000 healthcare providers nationwide have trusted Safe Harbor Group to strengthen compliance, mitigate regulatory risk, and protect their practices.
Your license and reputation are too important to leave exposed. Regulatory violations can trigger audits, repayment demands, or penalties. We help identify risk early and put safeguards in place before issues escalate.
Regulators use data to spot outliers quickly. Through proactive audits and focused risk assessments, we help you stay prepared — not scrambling — if a review begins.
Participation in Medicare or Medicaid requires an effective compliance program. We build structured, defensible systems that meet federal expectations and protect your standing.
Compliance software can organize information. It cannot replace regulatory judgment. We provide enforcement-informed expertise grounded in real-world experience.
Every practice faces different risks. We tailor your compliance program to your specialty and operations — and provide ongoing oversight as regulations evolve.
Building an internal compliance department is expensive and time-consuming. We deliver structured, enterprise-level expertise efficiently — without the overhead.
Customized, defensible compliance programs built to meet federal requirements and reduce regulatory risk.
Controlled Substance Compliance
Structured oversight and policy alignment to reduce DEA risk in prescribing and dispensing.
Focused pharmacy audits that identify operational risk and strengthen regulatory readiness.
Proactive audits that uncover billing risk, improve documentation, and reduce exposure.
Ron’s meticulous approach, combined with a relentless commitment to his clients, has led to precedent-setting victories that have reshaped federal healthcare fraud and white-collar criminal defense.
Ron’s experience in high-stakes federal healthcare and white-collar matters has earned him national recognition among peers and clients alike. His work in complex investigations reflects strategic precision, disciplined analysis, and a deep understanding of federal enforcement.
He applies that same enforcement-informed perspective to healthcare compliance — helping providers build programs that reduce exposure, withstand scrutiny, and protect their participation in federal programs. Learn more about Ron
Ron is frequently featured in national media as a trusted legal analyst on federal healthcare and white-collar matters. His insight into enforcement trends and regulatory developments directly informs the proactive compliance strategies we build for providers. See Ron in the Media
Federal Participation Requirements
If you accept federal funding, including grants, Medicare, Medicaid payments, Tricare and others; a compliance program is a condition of participation.
Data-Driven Enforcement
Regulators use analytics to flag billing and prescribing outliers, often triggering review.
DEA & Controlled Substance Oversight
Controlled substance activity is closely monitored and can lead to administrative or criminal action.
The Cost of Being Reactive
Repayments, penalties, and legal costs often exceed the investment in proactive compliance.
Is compliance required for small practices?
Yes. Federal participation requirements apply regardless of size.
Can compliance software replace a compliance officer?
No. Software may assist documentation, but regulators expect structured oversight, corrective action processes, and accountability.
How long does implementation take?
Most engagements begin with a risk assessment and move into structured implementation within several weeks, depending on complexity.
What if we are already under audit?
We provide audit support, data analysis, and coordinate with healthcare counsel when necessary. Early intervention improves defensibility.
Schedule a free call with our experienced healthcare compliance investigators to discuss your practice.