IMPORTANT UPDATES

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Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and its affiliates (“Children’s”) seek to conduct themselves in accordance with the highest level of business and community ethics and in compliance with applicable governing laws. Children’s recognizes the problems that both deliberate and accidental misconduct in the healthcare industry can pose. Children’s is committed to ensuring that it operates under the highest ethical and moral standards and that its activities comply with applicable laws.

The Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Compliance Program (the “Program”) has been developed in accordance with applicable law and with guidance from state and federal authorities, when available, including the Federal Sentencing Guidelines. The Program focuses on the prevention of fraud and abuse in federal, state and private healthcare plans and conveys Children’s commitment to integrity and being a center of profound excellence. The scope of the Program may be expanded in the future to cover other areas of compliance to which Children’s is subject. With this Program, Children’s will seek to promote full compliance with all legal duties applicable to it, foster and ensure ethical conduct, and provide guidance to each employee and agent of Children’s for his or her conduct. The procedures and Standards of Conduct, which are part of the Program, define generally the scope of conduct that the Program is intended to cover and should not be considered as all inclusive.

Employees, volunteers, contractors, vendors and patients and their families have the opportunity to report compliance concerns by phone or online. All users have the option to remain anonymous.

To submit a confidential report, call 877-373-0126.

Report a compliance concern.

 

For more information

Compliance Office

404-785-1516

David Fenstermacher, Chief Compliance Officer

404-785-8231

Tomica Holmes, Director of Compliance and Privacy

404-785-1516

Stoddard Manikin, Chief Information Security Officer

404-785-5461

Report a computer security vulnerability concern

 

Our patient privacy notice describes how medical information about your child may be used and disclosed and how you can get access to this information. Please review it carefully.