Our commitment to compliance is a key component of our business strategy. It starts at the top, with leaders setting expectations around honesty and integrity in our business relationships with patients, customers, suppliers, the government, and other payors, as well as fellow employees, investors, and the general public. We have adopted a Code of Ethics and Business Conduct that requires all employees to comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and rules. To assist us in meeting this commitment, our Compliance Program is focused on key healthcare risk areas, with dedicated ethics and compliance officers partnering with business leaders and a robust compliance monitoring function.
Click the links in the “General compliance documents” section below to access our Code of Business Conduct and the 2015 Annual Declaration of Compliance. If you are unable to print the documents, requests for copies can be made by calling 1-800-662-1237, ext. 9099.
Declaration of compliance - Fresenius Medical Care North America compliance declaration
Code of business conduct - Fresenius Medical Care North America compliance program
Notice of privacy practices - How medical information about you may be used and disclosed, and how you can get access to this information
Vendor relationships policy - Compliance standards for Fresenius Medical Care vendors, suppliers, and contractors
Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) Policy - Compliance with Applicable Federal and State Laws—False Claims Acts and Similar Laws
State Law Summary - State-by-state summary of False Claim Acts, and other state fraud and false statement laws related to healthcare items and services
NABP’s Drug Distributor Accreditation (formerly known as Verified-Accredited Wholesale Distributor®) is a resource for industry and regulatory bodies that establish uniform safeguards meant to protect the public health. Drug Distributor Accreditation plays a pivotal role in preventing counterfeit drugs from entering the United States drug supply and protects the public from drugs that have been contaminated, diverted, or counterfeited. This accreditation process required FMCNA to demonstrate compliance to a comprehensive set of regulatory standards and best practices in safely distributing prescription drugs from manufacturers to various pharmaceutical establishments and healthcare institutions.