Voices In Health Law

The precipitous rise of telehealth services during the public health emergency has also resulted in new and adapted forms of fraud. Law enforcement agencies have amplified scrutiny and increased coordinated enforcement actions to root out telehealth fraud. Join host Felicia Sze and Kate Driscoll of Morrison & Foerster LLP for a discussion of telehealth enforcement trends, predictions for where law...

Listen to this podcast to learn about the ABA’s working group to discuss the interplay between protecting patient privacy and providing the right to access pursuant to the new interoperability regulations which become enforceable this October 2022. This is a preview to the panel discussion Information Blocking and Interoperability: Working Through the Conflicts with HIPAA at the ABA Health Law Sec...

Many healthcare entities focus on the initial physician contract development/execution itself, often in a decentralized manner where multiple ‘’owners’’ are involved in getting the contract executed and supporting documentation is retained within different departments which can lead to inconsistencies in the documentation collection/retention process. In addition, many healthcare entities lack on-...

Listen to the latest episode of Voices in Health Law for a quick preview of exciting learning and networking activities at EMI22 brought to you by EMI Co-Chairs Tiffany Santos and Matt Fisher. Join us in Miami from April 27-30. Register now at ambar.org/emi2022

Host Jeff Wurzburg and guest Matt Fisher address the cybersecurity impact for healthcare of the war in Ukraine. Healthcare organizations may see a further increase in attacks and implications may be far-reaching to clinical and administrative operations. If you have an idea for an upcoming episode of Voices in Health Law, you can submit a proposal form at ambar.org/voicesinhealth

Jeff Wurzburg of Locke Lord LLP and Brian Hoyt with BRG discuss a real world surprise bill and how the new rule will be implemented and its impact on consumers. If you have an idea for an upcoming episode of Voices in Health Law, you can submit a proposal form at ambar.org/voicesinhealth

Managed Care Interest Group leaders and attorneys Kenny White and Jeff Wurzburg discuss captive insurance and why it’s critical to healthcare. Captive insurance is a critical underpinning to the U.S. health care system. Yet, it is invisible to most and many attorneys don’t realize the important role it plays in providing flexibility and financial security to providers, systems, and health plans. T...

U.S. Rep. Raul Ruiz joins host Felicia Sze to share his unique insights about the impending mental health pandemic, how the nation can bolster the country’s healthcare workforce, and how the COVID pandemic affected Latino communities. Rep. Ruiz talks about his background, as a man who went from packing boxes, earning minimum wage in the Coachella Valley to being one of the visionaries in Congress...

Healthcare attorneys Bruce Howell and Andy Demetriou discuss the Supreme Court’s decision to reject the effort to disassemble the Affordable Care Act. If you have an idea for an upcoming episode of Voices in Health Law, you can submit a proposal form at ambar.org/voicesinhealth