Atlas Healthcare Compliance helps Medicare-certified hospice organizations strengthen governance and regulatory compliance through practical implementation of the federal Conditions of Participation (42 C.F.R. Part 418). Our work includes governance framework development, documentation integrity, QAPI governance support, regulatory accountability mapping, survey readiness, and compliance-focused organizational systems.

What We Help Organizations Achieve

  • Strengthen governance and executive oversight
  • Improve documentation integrity
  • Prepare for CMS and state surveys
  • Enhance QAPI governance processes
  • Clarify regulatory accountability
  • Develop sustainable compliance systems

What We Do

Atlas Healthcare Compliance LLC provides non-clinical governance advisory, regulatory compliance consulting, and documentation integrity support to Medicare-certified hospice organizations. We do not provide medical treatment, nursing care, or clinical decision-making — our work is administrative, operational, governance, and regulatory in nature.

Our Approach

We build governance systems that are specific to each organization’s structure and stage, and we stay involved through implementation rather than handing over a document and moving on. Every engagement follows a structured process — assess, design, implement, sustain — adapted to the size and maturity of your organization.

Founder

Olena Smirnova, Founder of Atlas Healthcare Compliance

Olena Smirnova

Founder, Atlas Healthcare Compliance LLC

Olena Smirnova is the founder of Atlas Healthcare Compliance LLC. She brings more than 19 years of experience in government regulatory administration, organizational governance, legal documentation review, regulatory decision-making, and documentation integrity. Throughout her public service career, she exercised independent statutory authority, evaluated legal compliance of organizational filings, maintained documentation standards, and ensured adherence to applicable regulatory requirements.

Her academic background includes graduate-level education in Accounting and Auditing, Public Administration, and Law, complemented by U.S. healthcare compliance training in HIPAA, OSHA, Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement (QAPI), Patient Rights, Emergency Preparedness, Cultural Competency, and related regulatory topics.

Drawing on this multidisciplinary background, she developed a standardized Governance Framework designed to help Medicare-certified hospice organizations strengthen governance systems, regulatory compliance, documentation integrity, organizational accountability, and survey readiness through practical, non-clinical governance solutions.