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2022 Health Law Pre-eConference

Contains material from May 2022

2022 Health Law Pre-eConference
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The 2022 Health Law Pre-Conference is the perfect overview and conference primer—for both new entrants and seasoned practitioners in the field.

Includes: Audio Paper Slides

  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 2.75
  • Credit Info
  • TX, CA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 5/31/2024

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1. Health Law Fundamentals (May 2022)

Kenneth J. Kramer, Virginia Alverson Mimmack, Kristin M. Roshelli

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Health Law Fundamentals (May 2022)

Explore the basics of health law, with an emphasis on fraud and abuse (including the Stark law and the federal anti-kickback statute), managed healthcare, HIPAA, and Medicare coverage and reimbursement issues.

Originally presented: Apr 2022 Health Law Pre-Conference

Kenneth J. Kramer, Texas Health Resources - Arlington, TX
Virginia Alverson Mimmack, Jackson Walker LLP - Dallas, TX
Kristin M. Roshelli, King & Spalding - Houston, TX

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2. Innovations in Healthcare Delivery: From Start-Ups to Stand-Bys (May 2022)

Beth Anne Jackson

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Innovations in Healthcare Delivery: From Start-Ups to Stand-Bys (May 2022)

From “hospital at home” to med spas, from infusions and injections for cash to the latest digital devices and remote monitoring. Alternative methods of care are proliferating—what are the precipitating factors and legal issues, and who’s going to pay for it all?

Originally presented: Apr 2022 Health Law Pre-Conference

Beth Anne Jackson, Brown & Fortunato, P.C. - Amarillo, TX