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Healthcare Compliance and Enforcement
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Healthcare Compliance and Enforcement
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Session 1: Enforcement and Compliance - The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General plays a central role in federal efforts to promote health care compliance and enforce fraud and abuse laws. Learn about OIG's operation within HHS and with the Department of Justice; OIG-issued guidance, including advisory opinions, regulations, bulletins, and alerts; fraud law waivers in new Medicare delivery and payment models; and criminal, civil, and administrative enforcement, including qui tams, exclusions, and self-disclosures.
Session 2: Data Privacy and Security Update - A review of the focus of enforcement after the passage of the HIPAA Omnibus Rule, the current status of the HIPAA audit program, the increase in state actions for HIPAA violations and the need for cyber-liability (data breach) insurance.
Session 2: Data Privacy and Security Update - A review of the focus of enforcement after the passage of the HIPAA Omnibus Rule, the current status of the HIPAA audit program, the increase in state actions for HIPAA violations and the need for cyber-liability (data breach) insurance.
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Enforcement and Compliance (May 2015)
Gregory E. Demske
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Enforcement and Compliance (May 2015)
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General plays a central role in federal efforts to promote health care compliance and enforce fraud and abuse laws. Learn about OIG's operation within HHS and with the Department of Justice; OIG-issued guidance, including advisory opinions, regulations, bulletins, and alerts; fraud law waivers in new Medicare delivery and payment models; and criminal, civil, and administrative enforcement, including qui tams, exclusions, and self-disclosures.
Originally presented: Apr 2015 Health Law Conference
Gregory E. Demske,
Office of Counsel to the Inspector General - Washington, DC
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Data Privacy and Security Update (May 2015)
Erin Fleming Dunlap
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Data Privacy and Security Update (May 2015)
A review of the focus of enforcement after the passage of the HIPAA Omnibus Rule, the current status of the HIPAA audit program, the increase in state actions for HIPAA violations and the need for cyber-liability (data breach) insurance.
Originally presented: Apr 2015 Health Law Conference
Erin Fleming Dunlap,
Polsinelli PC - Saint Louis, MO