AHLA's Speaking of Health Law

Claire O’Brien, Partner, Brooks Pierce, and Terri Harris, Partner, Fox Rothschild, discuss key considerations and practical insights for health care providers responding to subpoenas and other legal demands. They cover why it may be risky for a health care provider to simply comply with a subpoena or other legal demand; factors that affect a provider response; and issues rela...

Rob Gerberry, Adjunct Faculty, University of Notre Dame, speaks with Michael Peregrine about one of the “nuts and bolts” elements of corporate governance—the structure, organization, and operation of board committees. They discuss why this is the perfect time to address committee practice issues; how to create actionable items related to committee practices; considerations re...

HHS has been implementing rulemaking related to information blocking since the passage of the 21st Century Cures Act a decade ago, and providers have taken note. Dennis Sapien-Pangindian, Founding Attorney, DSP Advocates PC, and Ammon Fillmore, Associate Chief Legal Officer for Information & Technology, AdventHealth, discuss what information blocking is and why it has bec...

Catherine Kirkland, Partner, King & Spalding LLP, and Baxter Morgan, Senior Counsel, Husch Blackwell LLP, discuss the landscape of Medicaid financing a year after the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, now known as the Working Families Tax Cut Act. They cover provider taxes and impending cuts, the hold harmless rule and litigation involving Florida and Texas, and ...

Two common types of chronic care management and monitoring are chronic condition management (CCM) and remote patient monitoring (RPM). Rachel V. Rose, Rachel V. Rose—Attorney at Law PLLC, and Pam D’Apuzzo, Managing Director, VMG Health, discuss the regulatory landscape related to CCM and RPM. They cover issues related to compliance, coding, fraud and abuse, and the Charts...