Anonymous Reporting
Staff on any ward or shift report online, in the app, or by hotline, and can follow up without revealing who they are.
See how reporting worksHospitals & healthcare
Nurses, physicians, and support staff report concerns about anyone, and every case lands on one record. Your compliance team sets it up and changes it without waiting on hospital IT.
RUN BY COMPLIANCE TEAMS WORLDWIDE
A lean team can brief the compliance committee on open cases across all facilities, without gathering updates department by department.
Reports that mention patients stay encrypted, and only the people you choose can open each case.
Hospitals, clinics, and care homes in your network report into the same record, so patterns across sites show up.
Add a new clinic, department, or reporting category yourself, and changes go live without a development project.
A report from the ward becomes a case your team tracks to closure, and if you open an investigation, everything stays on the same record.
Staff on any ward or shift report online, in the app, or by hotline, and can follow up without revealing who they are.
See how reporting worksEach concern gets a named owner, due dates, and a time-stamped history, whichever department or facility it came from.
See the case workflowInvestigators keep interviews, records, and findings on the case, from a billing audit to a patient safety review.





Quality, privacy, compliance, and HR each receive the concerns that belong to them, and anyone a report names can be kept out.
Send patient safety reports to quality and privacy concerns to your privacy officer
Route billing concerns to compliance and conduct issues to HR
Add legal or risk to a case alongside the team handling it
Ask follow-up questions while the reporter stays anonymous

Each case shows who acted, what they decided, and when, so you can show regulators and the compliance committee how concerns are handled.
Set due dates with reminders, so every concern gets a response
Require a closing reason and comment before a case is closed
Track trends by facility and category for the compliance committee
Export case data for an audit or a government inquiry
A nurse on the night shift and a coder in billing see very different risks, and both can report what they see in minutes.
Staff flag unsafe staffing, skipped safety checks, or medication errors, and the case goes to quality or compliance.
Upcoding, billing for services never provided, or altered records are reported with the documents that show it.
Payments or perks tied to patient referrals reach compliance, and reporters don't have to give their name.
Snooping in patient records, misdirected files, or unsecured devices are reported and logged for privacy review.
Bullying, harassment, or retaliation by anyone on staff goes to people outside the team involved.
Missing controlled substances or altered counts reach pharmacy and compliance while there's still time to act.
FaceUp supports the reporting, follow-up, and record-keeping parts of laws and guidance like these, so you can show how each concern was handled.
False Claims Act, 31 U.S.C. § 3730(h)
HIPAA Privacy Rule, 45 CFR 164.530(d) (complaints)
New York Labor Law Section 741
HHS-OIG General Compliance Program Guidance
Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
EU Whistleblowing Directive
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