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Articles by Edward E. Meyer
Don’t Forget the “PC” in the “Friendly PC” Model | JD Supra
As private equity firms, health systems and entrepreneurs in the medical delivery space seek to gain a level of control over physician practices, many choose to operate under the “Friendly PC” model, especially as many states place restrictions on the corporate practice of medicine.
California Begins to Question the “Friendly PC” Model | JD Supra
Bill SB 642 is currently under consideration by the California State Legislature and would, if enacted, severely restrict use of the Stock Restriction Agreement and similar arrangements used in the “Friendly PC” model. It would also require significant restructuring of arrangements that use this model for physician integration or practice acquisition in California.
California Begins to Question the “Friendly PC” Model
Bill SB 642 is currently under consideration by the California State Legislature and would, if enacted, severely restrict use of the Stock Restriction Agreement and similar arrangements used in the “Friendly PC” model. It would also require significant restructuring of arrangements that use this model for physician integration or practice acquisition in California.
How to Prevent an OFAC Sanction When Responding to a Ransomware Attack | JD Supra
A ransomware attack is a major threat affecting all sectors of business, including healthcare. Organizations typically follow state and federal privacy laws as part of their ransomware prevention and response measures. Beyond these privacy laws, every organization should also be aware of U.S. sanctions law in its response to a ransomware attack.
What to Expect When Selling a Physician Practice | JD Supra
For various reasons, a medical group may decide that it is time to sell their practice. This could be due to reduced reimbursements, increased operational complexities or the desire to “cash out” and retire. When considering a sale, practice leadership should take the following steps to ensure maximum benefit to the physicians in the practice. Phase 1: Sale Preparations In this phase, the practice must determine at what price it is willing to entertain purchase offers.
The Biden Administration’s Potential Impact on Health Care | JD Supra
Congress and the Biden Administration are grappling with an economic stimulus bill that will touch many segments of American life, including health care, if it passes in the Senate. This has many clients wondering what impact the Biden Administration will have on the healthcare sector from a regulatory perspective.
Can and Should Employers Require Employees to Take a COVID-19 Vaccine? | JD Supra
As pandemic restrictions begin to lift and the prospect of employees returning to the workplace becomes a reality, many employers are wondering, whether they can or should make the COVID-19 vaccine a mandatory requirement as a condition of employment or continued employment. The short answer is, per recent EEOC guidance, employers can require employees to be vaccinated, subject to certain exceptions, requirements and caveats discussed below.
Can a Healthcare Provider Require Employees to Take a COVID-19 Vaccine? | JD Supra
The short answer is yes, subject to certain exceptions and requirements. On December 16, 2020, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) issued guidance on whether employers can require their employees to take a COVID-19 vaccine. An employer may require its employees to take a COVID-19 vaccine subject to the following exceptions and requirements.
New Disclosure Requirements for Those that Contract with ERISA Group Health Plans | JD Supra
Included within the 5539 pages of statutory changes in the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (the COVID-19 relief bill signed into law at the end of December 2020) are important new “transparency” laws that affect third party administrators and other providers who contract with ERISA-regulated group health plans for certain brokerage and consulting services.
Cities Consider Creating Their Own Public Health Departments | JD Supra
In response to public health restrictions ordered by county health departments and the resulting disruption of local business, a number of California cities are exploring whether or not to create their own health departments. While city health departments were common in California during the 1800s and early 1900s, most cities deferred this governmental function to the better-equipped county level. A number of California statutes empower city governments to create their own health departments.
Edward E. Meyer - Ste. Genevieve Herald: Obituaries
He is survived by special friend Judy Chappell of Springfield; one daughter, Jennifer Jenkins of Ashland, Illinois; two sons, Zachary Meyer of Springfield, Tyler Meyer of Springfield; his stepmother, Carolyn Meyer of Festus; two sisters, Judy Richardet of Ste. Genevieve, June (Mrs. Bill) Parke of Ste. Genevieve; and three grandchildren, Michael, Vanessa and Ellianna Jenkins of Ashland, Illinois.
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