Which are categories for punishing violations of federal health care laws?

Violations of federal health care laws can be categorized into several key areas: civil penalties, which involve monetary fines for non-compliance; criminal penalties, which can include imprisonment for more severe offenses like fraud; and administrative sanctions, such as exclusion from federal health care programs. Additionally, violations can lead to disciplinary actions against healthcare professionals, including license revocation or suspension. These categories aim to deter misconduct and ensure compliance with regulations governing health care practices.