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FDA Clearance Does Not Equal Compliance

FDA Clearance Does Not Equal Compliance FDA Clearance Does Not Equal Compliance FDA Clearance Does Not Equal Compliance

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Who we serve

Structured, Inspection-Aligned Review

Structured, Inspection-Aligned Review

 We work exclusively with:

  • Physician Office Laboratories (POLs)
     
  • Urology practices
     
  • OB/GYN practices
     
  • Multi-specialty physician groups
     
  • Independent high-complexity laboratories
     
  • Lab Directors seeking independent compliance assessment

Structured, Inspection-Aligned Review

Structured, Inspection-Aligned Review

Structured, Inspection-Aligned Review

Our compliance risk review mirrors how regulators evaluate laboratories.

We assess:

  • Validation and verification alignment to IFU and intended use
     
  • Laboratory-specific performance studies
     
  • Coding and methodology consistency
     
  • Reporting language and clinical defensibility
     
  • Quality systems documentation
     
  • Laboratory Director oversight documentation
     

Following review, you receive a written summary identifying areas of strength and areas that may require corrective action.

Common Compliance Risk Areas

Structured, Inspection-Aligned Review

Common Compliance Risk Areas

Through advisory work with physician office laboratories — and informed by guidance from nationally recognized healthcare regulatory counsel — we have identified recurring compliance exposure, including:


  • Validation or verification that does not fully follow the manufacturer’s Instructions for Use (IFU)
     
  • Reliance on manufacturer-site performance data rather than laboratory-specific validation
     
  • Extension of testing beyond intended use without appropriate supporting studies
     
  • CPT coding or test descriptions not fully aligned with methodology performed
     
  • Misinterpretation of FDA clearance as a substitute for CLIA high-complexity obligations
     

These issues are rarely intentional.
They are often discovered only during inspection, audit, or payer review.

Regulatory responsibility remains with the laboratory and Laboratory Director.


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