With ongoing regulatory changes and an evolving healthcare environment, it is likely that the Department of Justice (DOJ) will maintain its focus on enforcing actions against healthcare providers who prioritize their financial gains over patient well-being and unlawfully siphon funds from government programs. In this presentation, we will discuss recent enforcement actions and highlight themes related to specialty and methodology. We will also describe how organizations should manage Stark law and antikickback violations when prevention efforts fail. Lastly, we will introduce the DOJ’s Health Care Fraud Unit, whose primary mission is to combat fraud and abuse in the healthcare industry, and detail guidelines and corporate compliance priorities the DOJ issued to encourage organizations to implement effective compliance programs.