Platform Features
RuleResource covers the full compliance practice lifecycle: regulatory intelligence, program management, operations, enforcement, billing audit, risk management, document generation, and CMS data analysis.
Pillar 1 - Intelligence
Ask a compliance question in plain English. Get a cited memo in minutes. Stay current across 51 jurisdictions.
Used by CCOs to answer board questions before they become urgent. Used by in-house counsel to scope regulatory exposure before M&A transactions. Used by compliance teams to build policy documentation from authoritative sources and stay current on enforcement trends.
Pillar 2 - Program
Build, measure, and continuously improve your compliance program against OIG guidance and industry benchmarks.
Pillar 3 - Operations
Run every aspect of day-to-day compliance operations from a single platform: meetings, hotline, incidents, training, attestations, and disclosures.
Pillar 4 - Enforcement
Real enforcement cases. Privileged investigation management. Government interaction protocols.
Pillar 5 - Billing & Audit
Analyze billing patterns with CMS data, manage claims audits from protocol to corrective action, and track payer appeals through all five Medicare levels.
Pillar 6 - Risk
Manage sanctions screening, physician compensation arrangements, vendor risk, regulatory change impact, and self-disclosure decisions.
Pillar 7 - Documents
From research result to formatted deliverable in seconds. Tailored policies, board reports, and stakeholder briefings.
“The board briefing function alone justified the cost. I can turn a complex regulatory development into a one-page brief for our board in five minutes. That used to take me half a day.
Pillar 8 - Data
CMS and OIG public datasets structured, scored, and linked to enforcement theory.
Built for practitioners
55+ features, eight pillars, and the full compliance lifecycle: from regulatory research to program management, operations to enforcement, billing audit to risk management, document generation to CMS data analysis. Every feature in RuleResource was designed around a workflow that compliance officers and in-house healthcare counsel actually have, not a workflow imagined in a product meeting by people who have never done this work.
The alternatives are inadequate in different ways. Generic AI tools produce citations that do not exist, to regulations that say something different from what the AI claims. Westlaw and Lexis are law firm tools, priced for law firms, with no compliance program infrastructure. Outside counsel is a gate on every question: a call, a scope, a bill, and days of waiting for an answer that should take minutes.
RuleResource is the first platform where every feature was designed by someone who has spent 38 years on the other side of these problems, as enforcement defense counsel, as compliance program architect, as a practitioner who knows what a CCO needs to walk into a board meeting prepared, what an in-house attorney needs to scope exposure before an acquisition closes, and what a compliance team needs to build a defensible program from a regulatory standard rather than a guess.
Generic AI
Generates confident-sounding citations to regulations that do not say what the AI claims, or do not exist at all.
Westlaw / Lexis
Law firm tools at law firm prices. No compliance program infrastructure. No OIG advisory opinion integration. No document generation.
Outside Counsel
A call, a scope letter, a bill, and days of waiting. $500-$2,100 per hour for questions that should take minutes.
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