Rose Willis
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Healthcare Representations And Warranties In The M&A Transaction
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Healthcare industry mergers and acquisitions can take on many shapes and sizes dictated by various regulatory and business law issues, but common to all such transactions is the Target's obligation to make healthcare representations and warranties to the Acquiror.
Healthcare Representations and Warranties in the M&A Transaction
Healthcare industry mergers and acquisitions can take on many shapes and sizes dictated by various regulatory and business law issues, but common to all such transactions is the Target’s obligation to make healthcare representations and warranties to the Acquiror. Representations and warranties (R&Ws) in general are heavily negotiated aspects of the parties’ agreement, and their healthcare specific portions are oftentimes more heavily negotiated than others.
Regulatory Considerations For The Structure Of Practice Entities
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Update On Rapidly Changing Telehealth Developments | JD Supra
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The CARES Act: Changes Specifically Impacting Health Care Providers and Suppliers | Lexology
On March 27, 2020, President Trump signed into law the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, also known as the CARES Act (the “Act”). The purpose of the Act is to address the numerous areas impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, including public health, business, economic, and others. This article sets forth major impacts of the Act on health care providers and suppliers.
Update On Rapidly Changing Telehealth Developments
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Telehealth is particularly well suited for initial screening of patients and providing quicker and safer access to providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth includes, for example, the use of real-time video interaction, “store and forward” technology, remote patient monitoring or online chat groups and internet sites.
What Health Care Providers and Suppliers Need to Know about the New Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act | JD Supra
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Accurately And Thoroughly Conduct A HIPAA Security Risk Analysis – Or Risk A $100,000 Fine (Or More) - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences - United States
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Accurately and Thoroughly Conduct a HIPAA Security Risk Analysis – Or Risk a $100,000 Fine (or More) | JD Supra
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2019 Ann Arbor Regional Health Care Compliance Conference Put on by the Health Care Compliance Association | JD Supra
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Launch of the Criminal Division’s In-House Health Care Data Analytics Team | JD Supra
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Launch of the Criminal Divison's In-House Health Care Data Analytics Team
In its “2017 Year in Review” (https://www.justice.gov/criminal- fraud/file/1026996/download), the Fraud Section in the Criminal Division of the US Department of Justice announced the launch of its Health Care Fraud Unit’s Data Analytics Team.
Launch of the Criminal Division's In-House Health Care Data Analytics Team
In its “2017 Year in Review” (https://www.justice.gov/criminal- fraud/file/1026996/download), the Fraud Section in the Criminal Division of the US Department of Justice announced the launch of its Health Care Fraud Unit’s Data Analytics Team.
Obligations and Expectations Surrounding Healthcare Compliance Programs
The phrase “healthcare compliance program” is commonly used to describe those processes and procedures implemented by a healthcare provider to prevent submission of erroneous claims and combat fraudulent conduct. The expectation is that providers using internal controls will more efficiently monitor adherence to legal and regulatory requirements than providers without such controls in place1.
The Trump Administration Proposes A Budget Increase To Fight Healthcare Fraud
The Trump administration proposed a budget increase of 19 million to aid in the fight against health care fraud. This showcases the continued (and heightened) importance of anti-fraud programs, especially compared to the suggested $18 billion in cuts to other health-care related programs. If approved by Congress, the budget increase will result in an increase in fraud and employee investigations, which in recent years, has shown a good return on investment for the Federal government.
Affordable Care Act Repeal
Recently the Wall Street Journal stated the New England Journal of Medicine published an op-ed by President Obama in which he critiqued the Republicans’ strategy to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and then replace it at a future date. Obama stated, “This approach of ‘repeal first and replace later’ is, simply put, irresponsible – and could slowly bleed the health care system that all of us depend upon.
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