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On December 4, 2019, Fredrikson hosted “Healthcare 2020: Emerging Business Models” with Deloitte to discuss how data is driving value-based care models and partnerships and how regulatory initiatives around price transparency, interoperability, and referral relationships are shaping (or chasing) the future.
On November 20, 2019, our Health Law Webinar featured a soup to nuts discussion on the current state of telemedicine from a licensure, reimbursement and compliance perspective.
At our October 2019 Health Law Webinar, we hosted an hour of questions and answers from our daily practice in a fast-paced Q&A format.
Our September 2019 webinar educated hospital and clinics on their rights with respect to ICE searches and inquiries and as well as responsibilities with respect to patient rights and patient privacy.
Our August 2019 Health Law Webinar explored questions around Medicare Manuals and discussed trends and recent case law dealing with the use of Manuals, FAQs, memos and other program guidance.
Our July 2019 Health Law Webinar explored your rights and obligations when interacting with a variety of governmental and private organizations, including what you should do if government agents visit your facility.
Our June 2019 Health Law Webinar offered an in-depth analysis of the draft guidance issued by CMS and the practical implications for hospitals struggling to reconfigure and/or plan medical campuses for future growth.
On May 15, 2019, attorney Kevin Riach presented the Health Law Webinar "Medical Marijuana and Health Care Providers."
On April 24, 2019, attorney Steve Helland presented the Health Law Webinar "Health Industry Website Accessibility: 2019 Lawsuit Trends and Practical Steps to Reduce Risk and Promote Compliance for Websites, Apps, Portals and Connected Devices."
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On April 18, 2019, Fredrikson employment and technology lawyers and the co-founders of Accessible360 discussed accessibility and reasonable accommodation issues for businesses under the federal ADA and state law and practical strategies to prepare for such advances and trends.
On March 13, 2019, attorneys Debra Schneider and Jennifer Bouta Mojica presented the Health Law Webinar "Immigration Options for Health Care Practitioners."
On February 13, 2019, attorney David Glaser presented the Health Law Webinar "Tips for Conducting Employee Interviews During Internal Investigations."
On January 16, 2019, attorneys Ryan Johnson and Nikola Datzov presented the Health Law Webinar "Digital Health: Emerging Legal, Regulatory and Ethical Issues."
Join us on December 12, 2018, for our next Health Law Webinar.
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On June 13, Fredrikson’s Employment, Labor & Benefits and White Collar & Regulatory Defense groups hosted a seminar on how to conduct effective internal investigations and how to preserve privilege while you do so.
On May 9, 2018, offered an easy-to-understand explanation of the CMS policies related to “incident to” billing and shared visits.
- Event |On May 23, attorneys from Fredrikson & Byron’s China Practice presented a program addressing how different styles of negotiating and communicating used by American and Chinese companies and government officials can impact successful business dealings and government-to-government negotiations.
On April 11, 2018, we covered key legal issues for healthcare investors and business development teams.
This session covered as many of the key regulatory and practical issues associated with providing them that we can discuss in an hour.
Join us on February 14, 2018, for our next Health Law Webinar - Love Letters to and from CMS: Responding to Audits and Overpayments and Making Voluntary Refunds.
Join us for our next Health Law Webinar, "Electronic Health Record: Contracting and Data Security" on January 10, 2018.
Topics included the 340B Drug Pricing Program, disproportionate share hospital payments, CMS’s “Patients Over Paperwork” initiative, quality reporting programs across the various payment systems and how the HCR ManorCare case can help in medical necessity disputes.
This webinar provided a plain-English explanation of key health laws and reimbursement principles including Stark, the Antikickback statute, Medicare “incident to” billing, the two midnight rule and more.
This session provided tips we have learned from observing successful programs and offer some lessons learned from failures.
We answered the most common questions from our hospital and clinic clients.
One year ago, the Supreme Court upended False Claims Act case law with its Escobar decision. Developments in the law since Escobar have been a mixed bag for health care providers.
Join us on April 12 for our next Health Law Webinar as we discuss recent updates affecting health record privacy and confidentiality.
In addition to the ADA, this webinar covered new requirements imposed by Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act and its implementing regulations, which apply a wide variety of affirmative obligations directly on health care entities, including requirements related to website accessibility.
Given the ever-growing shortages of physicians in the domestic workforce, healthcare employers are increasingly looking to non-traditional sources of providers, including International Medical Graduates (IMGs), who currently comprise around 23 percent of physicians enrolled in programs of Graduate Medical Education (GME) in the United States.
Among the many legal considerations involved in the sale of a physician practice are fee splitting and kickback issues, due diligence, protection of patient protected health information, third-party contract assignments, and tax considerations.
This webinar provided a broad overview of the 2017 Medicare physician fee schedule final rule, the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS), the 2017 inpatient and outpatient prospective payment final rules, the Cardiac Episode Payment Model final rule, if it is out, and more.
This session provided a plain language summary of the basic health laws that affect hospitals and clinics, including the Medicare antikickback statute, Stark, the 2 midnight rule, incident to billing, fee splitting, the corporate practice of medicine, provider based billing, antitrust and more.
Please join us on September 14 for our next Health Law Webinar, "Social Media and the Health Care Worker: Questions and Practical Solutions."
You probably don’t want to spend your summer vacation catching up on the breaking health law news, so we will do it for you! Over the hour we provided short summaries of important topics.
This webinar provided an overview of some of the issues already apparent in the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS), CJR and other value and bundled payments.
A new regulation explains how health care organizations must report and return Medicare overpayments within 60 days.
There is no question that CMS and the OIG have provider-based billing on their audit and enforcement radar. We discussed current investigations and controversies in the provider-based space.
This webinar gave an overview of the CJR program.
We discussed the issues associated with establishing fees, including what information you can gather from and share with competitors and how you can set prices in a manner that will appeal to patients with high deductible plans. We also discussed the issues associated with discounts to various patients, including out-of-network discounts and waiver of copays and deductibles and dangers that arise when organizations charge interest or attempt to collect from patients.
This webinar is aimed at physician recruiters, practice group managers, and other professionals involved in physician recruitment. The goal of this program is to enhance the ability of healthcare employers to consider, recruit, and retain IMGs, and to make immigration into a competitive edge for your organization.
