U.S. Sunshine Reporting
From CMS Open Payments to state-level requirements — complete reporting accuracy, every time.
The U.S. Sunshine Act, established under the Affordable Care Act, requires manufacturers to disclose transfers of value (TOVs) to physicians, teaching hospitals, and certain advanced practice providers through CMS’s Open Payments program. Several states, including Massachusetts, Vermont, and Nevada, also enforce their own transparency laws with additional requirements.
With roots in the U.S. and clients worldwide, Vector Health specializes in both federal and state Sunshine reporting—helping companies stay accurate, audit-ready, and compliant end to end.
Designed by life science compliance experts, Vector Health’s end-to-end and automated U.S. transparency reporting solution empowers life sciences organizations in the U.S. to confidently meet federal and state reporting obligations while protecting integrity and reducing regulatory risk.
Managing Federal and Multi-State Compliance Challenges
States like Minnesota, West Virginia, Vermont, California, Nevada, and Washington, D.C., have implemented gift-giving limits or transparency laws. Since July 2009, Massachusetts and Vermont have enforced gift ban laws with penalties of $5,000 and $10,000 per violation, respectively. Additional states are actively exploring similar regulations.
Simplify Compliance and Maintain High Accuracy and Control
Our purpose-built federal transparency reporting solution and compliance expertise deliver exceptional accuracy, value, and confidence across every step of your reporting process.
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