Legal and Regulatory Compliance

PHI Disclosure Management in the Business Office: Two Options for Greater Efficiency

Don Hardwick describes ways healthcare organizations can improve the process of releasing medical records to insurers.

By Don Hardwick May 9, 2018

Congress Most Likely Pass Regulatory Reduction Bill, Says Leader

May 8—Although many healthcare issues are calling for congressional action this year, the run-up to the mid-term elections likely will limit legislative advancements to a regulatory relief package, according to a congressional health leader.

By HFMA May 8, 2018

Supreme Court Narrows Whistleblower Law

A Supreme Court decision affects whistleblowers in for-profit companies; those working for not-for-profits are protected by other statutes.

By J. Stuart Showalter May 4, 2018

BCBS Case is a Lesson on Antitrust

A U.S. district court judge recently questioned the reasonableness of the claims against BCBS that accuse the health plan of increasing coverage opportunities by eliminating competition.

By J. Stuart Showalter May 4, 2018

Medicaid Waivers: Work Requirements Are Not the Only Changes Coming

Work requirements present unknown changes and impacts, but the impact may not be as big as some assume. However, what providers and recipients need to consider are the other and seemingly less significant changes that will intensify the overall impact of an 1115 Medicaid demonstration waiver.

By Marie Hinds April 10, 2018

April 9-13 Policy Watch: CMS Tells Providers to Prepare for New Medicare Cards

April 6—Providers will start to see new identification cards presented this month by Medicare enrollees, and that may require action steps.

By Rich Daly April 5, 2018

Healthcare Sector Awaits Regulatory Reform

Two actions that minimize the impact of federal agency guidance documents concern some healthcare experts. Although these changes do not apply directly to healthcare regulatory agencies, government litigators could use them to determine the relevance of HHS or CMS guidance.

By J. Stuart Showalter April 5, 2018

Another Hospital Loses a Tax Case

As lawmakers scrutinize the definition of “charitable” organizations, a recent case involving the timing of taxation of a hospital reclassified as for-profit illustrates the point.

By J. Stuart Showalter April 5, 2018

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Takeaways for Healthcare Finance Leaders

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is likely to have a unique effect on the healthcare industry.

By Austin Carlson March 21, 2018

What the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Means for Health Care

The Tax Cuts and Jobs act will affect health care in various ways.

By Ken Perez March 1, 2018
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