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LISTEN: Healthcare providers are watching administration's movements closely

By John E. HaubenreichJesse C. Neil on August 9, 2018
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08.09.18

In anticipation of the upcoming Health:Further conference in Nashville, Waller attorneys John Haubenreich and Jesse Neil sat down with Health:Further’s David Shifrin for a wide-ranging discussion on healthcare regulation and enforcement.

In the free-flowing conversation, they discussed the latest developments coming out of Washington, including the Department of Justice, and what they mean for healthcare companies. With each new administration, enforcement priorities can shift, and John and Jesse share their thoughts on what the landscape looks like and where we might be headed.

They also shared their thoughts on working with companies to minimize risk, along with the best steps to take when faced with an inquiry or investigation.

We invite you to listen to this enlightening discussion as part of Health:Further’s “The Future of Health” podcast series.

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