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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Windsor Care Centers (Windsor) across California and Arizona again announced their participation in Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week. The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics & Health Care Compliance Association (SCCE & HCCA) organized the annual event, which was scheduled this year from November 3 through 9, 2019. This is the third year Windsor participated.
Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week is an extension of Windsor's ongoing compliance and ethics program, which is overseen by Marissa Kirby, Compliance Director at S&F Management Company, LLC, a healthcare consulting company. Windsor has a code of conduct that all employees are expected to follow. The code requires employees to act openly and truthfully in all their endeavors and avoid even the appearance of impropriety.
"Windsor is pleased to participate in Compliance and Ethics Week as it builds awareness, reinforces rules and regulations, and promotes an overall culture of compliance," says Josh Sable, Esq., General Counsel for Windsor Care Centers.
As part of its efforts, Windsor's team members played Compliance and Ethics Bingo with an "80's theme" to reinforce the Compliance and Ethics Program in a fun way. Bingo winners received Rubix Cube key chains, and Facility Compliance Liaisons were presented with 80's-themed jackets embossed with "Compliance Liaison" on the back, enabling employees to identify their facility's Compliance Liaisons. Inspirational quotes were also shared with the teams each day.
Company-wide compliance and ethics education, held upon hire, and at a minimum annually, provides the opportunity to roll-out new and updated compliance and ethics program policies and reinforces an employee's compliance and ethics obligations.
SOURCE Windsor Care Centers
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Corporate Compliance and Ethics Week is an extension of Windsor's ongoing compliance and ethics program, which is overseen by Marissa Kirby, Compliance Director at S&F Management Company, LLC, a healthcare consulting company. Windsor has a code of conduct that all employees are expected to follow. The code requires employees to act openly and truthfully in all their endeavors and avoid even the appearance of impropriety.
"Windsor is pleased to participate in Compliance and Ethics Week as it builds awareness, reinforces rules and regulations, and promotes an overall culture of compliance," says Josh Sable, Esq., General Counsel for Windsor Care Centers.
As part of its efforts, Windsor's team members played Compliance and Ethics Bingo with an "80's theme" to reinforce the Compliance and Ethics Program in a fun way. Bingo winners received Rubix Cube key chains, and Facility Compliance Liaisons were presented with 80's-themed jackets embossed with "Compliance Liaison" on the back, enabling employees to identify their facility's Compliance Liaisons. Inspirational quotes were also shared with the teams each day.
Company-wide compliance and ethics education, held upon hire, and at a minimum annually, provides the opportunity to roll-out new and updated compliance and ethics program policies and reinforces an employee's compliance and ethics obligations.
SOURCE Windsor Care Centers
