When ABA agency leaders hear the phrase compliance concern reporting system, they often think:
“We’re small. People can just come to me.”
“We have an open-door policy.”
“We don’t have fraud or misconduct here.”
And that may very well be true.
But a compliance concern reporting system isn't a sign that you expect wrongdoing. It's a sign that you're building a mature, proactive complianc...
Remote work has become increasingly common in applied behavior analysis (ABA), especially for behavior analysts completing documentation, treatment planning, supervision activities, and administrative tasks from home. While working from home can improve flexibility and staff retention, it also introduces unique compliance risks related to client privacy, documentation standards, supervision pr...
In ABA organizations, compliance failures are rarely the result of bad intentions or unethical behavior. More often, they stem from something far less visible: how the compliance function is positioned within the organization.
ABA is uniquely vulnerable to compliance risk. Revenue is tightly linked to clinical decision-making. Services are delivered through delegated models. Documentation, sup...
