Healthcare compliance leaders gathered in San Juan for the HCCA Regional Conference to discuss Puerto Rico’s unique regulatory landscape, False Claims Act updates, managed care risks, and emerging trends in AI governance, cyber risk, and healthcare compliance programs.

In this new era, AI should not be viewed as a mere productivity lever. The primary goal for executive leaders should be to identify and capture value that extends beyond the obvious, ensuring that people, process, and technology agendas are aligned for long-term gains.

In today's rapidly evolving threat environment, traditional security measures are no longer sufficient. Cyber adversaries are continuously refining their tactics, making it essential for organizations to adopt a proactive and layered approach to authentication and identity verification. Employees and stakeholders must be trained to recognize social engineering attempts and remain vigilant against increasingly sophisticated schemes.

For healthcare executives, the question shouldn’t be “Are we compliant?” but “Are we resilient?” Because when adversaries strike, it’s not your audit trail that will protect you—it’s your ability to respond, recover, and adapt.