Health Law Checkup
Health Law Checkup, published by Thompson Coburn, focuses on legal developments and regulatory issues affecting the healthcare industry. The blog covers topics such as healthcare mergers and antitrust enforcement, compliance program guidance updates, telehealth privacy and security, insurance claim denials involving artificial intelligence, and government enforcement actions against healthcare providers and payers. It addresses federal laws including the Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark Law, and HIPAA, and discusses practical implications for healthcare providers, payers, and related entities. The blog also highlights litigation trends, policy changes, and risk management strategies relevant to healthcare law practitioners and industry stakeholders.
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DOJ’s evolving ‘carrot and stick’ approach to increasing health care fraud corporate compliance
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New USAO policy for voluntary self-disclosure in corporate criminal enforcement actions provides greater predictability for health care organizations facing potential fraud or other misconduct
On February 22, 2023, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a new Voluntary Self-Disclosure Policy establishing uniform, transparent guidelines for how United States Attorneys’ Offices (USAOs) will determine whether a company has made a voluntary self-disclosure and the benefits to…
DOJ withdraws three long-standing antitrust policy statements, leaving health care organizations in limbo
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Diagnosing a proposal to eliminate non-competes: Five ways it impacts the health care industry
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Five considerations for health care providers’ marketing of Medicare Advantage Plans
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Dr. Lee Sacks on the future of health care: What does it look like in 2030?
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Eric Tower, Hector Torres and David Morlock on the future of health care: What does it look like in 2030?
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Robert Friesen on the future of health care: What does it look like in 2030?
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Mackenzie Wallace discusses the latest trends and challenges facing today's health care market on AHLA podcast
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