Live Webinar
Anything But Basic: Getting Evidence Right in Compliance Audits
Tuesday, August 12, 2025 at 10 a.m. PT
Most healthcare organizations are thinking about audit evidence all wrong.
This isn’t another basic session on healthcare compliance audits and surveys. Jessica Zeff, founder and principal consultant of Simply Compliance, will condense 20 years of experience into a 40-minute webinar that changes how you approach audits.
You’ll leave this webinar with the tools you need to tell a story with your evidence — preventing auditors from drawing their own conclusions and instilling complete confidence in your compliance program.
Here’s what Jessica will share:
✓ Real-world examples of bad evidence — and why it’s bad
✓ A framework for providing evidence that instills trust
✓ The importance of compliance’s unspoken rule
Meet The Speaker
Jessica Zeff
Founder/Principal Consultant, Simplify Compliance LLC
Jessica Zeff is the CEO and Principal Consultant of Simply Compliance, a healthcare consulting firm specializing in regulatory compliance, privacy, and risk management. A strategic leader with nearly 25 years of experience, she is skilled in building compliance teams, translating complex regulations into actionable strategies, and mitigating compliance risks through proactive program development and data-driven decision-making. Zeff has extensive experience managing audits, leading investigations, responding to regulatory breaches, and providing expert testimony before courts, administrative tribunals, and regulatory agencies.
Zeff is adept at designing and implementing comprehensive compliance programs, leading organizational change initiatives, and aligning compliance efforts with broader business objectives. Her healthcare compliance expertise spans Corporate Compliance; Medicare and Medicaid regulatory requirements; HIPAA privacy and security; MIPS and CMS Quality; Healthcare Billing & Coding (ICD-10); Information Blocking; 340B Compliance; E-prescribing; and Medical Device Compliance under FDA and CE Mark standards.