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Weirdly Passionate, Unapologetically Snarky, and Compliant AF

Weirdly Passionate, Unapologetically Snarky, and Compliant AF

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In this premiere episode of the Compliant AF Podcast, hosts Amy Wood and Kara Kelley finally hit record on the conversations they’ve been having for years - about healthcare compliance, the dumpster fires they’ve helped put out, and why "check-the-box" compliance just isn’t cutting it anymore.

Get to know your hosts as they share the origin stories behind their weirdly specific careers in HIPAA/cybersecurity and HR - Amy, as the CEO of Copper Penny Consulting LLC, and Kara Kelley, as the CEO of Clinical HR LLC - and why they're on a mission to help dental and healthcare practice leaders lead with compliance, not fear.

They discuss:

  • Why most practices don’t take compliance seriously - until it’s too late

  • The difference between being compliant on paper vs. in practice

  • The actual costs of being reactive vs. proactive

  • What to expect from future episodes (spoiler: a lot of experts, acronyms, and snark)

  • And how to build a culture that is truly Compliant AF

Whether you're a practice owner, manager, or part of a healthcare team, this episode lays the foundation for what’s coming - and why this podcast doesn’t sound like your average compliance training.

🛑 Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, medical, or regulatory advice. Kara Kelley and Amy Wood are not attorneys, and listening to this podcast does not create a client relationship with Clinical HR LLC or Copper Penny Consulting LLC. Always consult a qualified professional for advice specific to your situation.

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