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Ongoing support

Compliance assistance.

An on-call compliance line, scheduled mock inspections, and rapid response when a citation, a complaint or a deficiency notice arrives.

What is included

Support between engagements.

On-call compliance line

Direct access to a consultant for the questions that come up mid-clinic. A five-minute call frequently prevents a documented problem.

Scheduled mock inspections

An unannounced or scheduled walkthrough conducted exactly as an inspector would, with a written findings report and corrective action plan.

Rapid citation response

If a citation arrives you have fifteen working days to contest. We help you understand the finding, assemble abatement evidence and prepare for an informal conference.

Document upkeep

Annual review and revision of your written programmes so nothing lapses quietly between engagements.

Vendor and contract review

Medical waste, laundry, sterilisation and disposal contracts reviewed against what your practice actually generates. Savings frequently exceed our fee.

New-hire training

Training for staff who join mid-year, so the gap between hire date and the annual session does not become a finding.

If a citation arrives

What to do in the first week.

  1. 01

    Read the abatement dates

    Every citation item has a correction deadline. Failure to abate is assessed per day, which is how a modest citation becomes an expensive one.

  2. 02

    Post the citation

    Citations must be posted at or near the place of the violation for three working days or until corrected, whichever is longer.

  3. 03

    Request an informal conference

    Within the fifteen working day period. Many classifications and penalties are adjusted at this stage where genuine abatement can be shown.

  4. 04

    Document the correction

    Photographs, receipts, revised written programmes and training rosters. Abatement certification requires evidence, not assertion.

Have a compliance question right now?

Call us. Most questions are answered on the first call, and there is no charge for asking.