Why good agencies still fail audits
Audit-ready vs. survey-survivable, and the daily habits that close the gap.
Keynotes, panels, and podcast conversations for owners of home health, hospice, home care, DME, pharmacy, assisted living, and behavioral health organizations. Jamie is a licensed attorney who also owns and operates healthcare businesses, so she speaks from both sides of the table.
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A licensed attorney who also owns and operates a licensed DME business and a healthcare marketing and patient engagement company. She works under the same rules as her audience.
Nearly 15 years of compliance leadership at a Fortune 100 company, including Regional Ethics & Compliance Director for more than 330 facilities across 14 states.
Her message: compliance is a daily operating habit, not a pre-survey scramble, and it’s what lets owners grow, buy, and scale with confidence.
“You are one audit away from losing everything, or one decision away from building something no one can take from you.”
Jamie speaks to agency owners, attorneys, and investors about audit readiness and building companies that last.
Audit-ready vs. survey-survivable, and the daily habits that close the gap.
Due diligence for buyers of home health, hospice, and DME businesses: assets, liabilities, billing history, and contracts.
How worker classification creates risk in home care, and how owners fix it going forward.
What new DME suppliers and buyers face after CMS ended the six-month enrollment moratorium on Aug. 27, 2026 and added a one-year probationary period with prior authorization for certain codes.
Source: HME News, Oct. 2, 2026DOJ says a transnational organization used straw owners of dozens of DME companies to submit over $10.6 billion in fraudulent Medicare claims using the stolen identities of more than one million Americans. What that means for legitimate owners.
Source: U.S. Department of JusticePlain-language education on where marketing ends and kickback risk begins.
What a licensed attorney learns by owning and operating the kind of business she advises.
Why professionals leaving corporate should build or buy with compliance built in from day one.
Women, and especially Black women, building and buying healthcare companies.
The book, subtitled The Compliance Playbook for Owners of Regulated Healthcare Businesses: the decisions that separate a business that survives scrutiny from one that doesn’t.
Closing Town Hall: The FUTURE of At-Home Care and HME, and the panel “The HME C-Suite Download”
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Prefer to call? Reach Jamie at (817) 308-5091.
A 15-minute business call is the fastest way to see where your business may be lacking in compliance.