Industries: Skilled Nursing & Long-Term Care
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CMS 2027 Proposed Rule: Faster Medicare Revocations and Bigger Clawbacks Reach Beyond Home Health
CMS’s proposed 2027 rule (CMS-1844-P) targets Medicare enrollment with retroactive revocations and clawbacks — what it means for provider revenue and M&A.
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How to Prepare for Your First HUD Section 232 Audit
Learn how to prepare for your first HUD Section 232 audit: key deadlines, required documents, trial balance steps, and common mistakes to avoid.
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Cybersecurity Risk Assessment: Why It Matters in 2026
A cybersecurity risk assessment identifies threats and prioritizes remediation. Learn why it is required for SOC 2, HIPAA, and NIST.
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Section 232 Express Lane: HUD’s Faster Refinancing Path
HUD’s Section 232 Express Lane cuts refinancing from 150 days to 10. Learn eligibility criteria and how to prepare your application.
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HIPAA Compliance in Aging Services: Risk Assessment Steps
Learn the required HIPAA risk assessment steps for aging services, from identifying e-PHI threats to implementing safeguards that prevent costly violations.
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HUD Section 232: Post-Closing Compliance Guide
Master HUD Section 232 post-closing rules: surplus cash, escrow deposits, and replacement reserves explained for borrowers.
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Employee Retention Credit: IRS Resumes Processing ERC Claims
The IRS lifted its ERC moratorium and is processing Employee Retention Credit claims. Learn about eligibility, disallowance risks, deadlines, and what to expect.
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Audit & Assurance, Client Accounting, Cost Report Preparation, HUD, Tax Advisory, Transaction AdvisoryHUD Section 232 Post-Closing Compliance
HUD Section 232 post-closing compliance covers lease payments, bank accounts, surplus cash rules, and escrow requirements. Learn what property owners must do after closing.
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Client Accounting Services: Key Trends Shaping CAS
Client accounting services are evolving through cloud technology, AI automation, and advisory offerings. Here are the trends CAS providers need to know.
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Security Awareness Training for New Hires
Security awareness training reduces breach risk by preparing employees to recognize phishing, social engineering, and data handling mistakes from day one.