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Objective: Texting and emailing health information implicates several laws, including HIPAA. Rachel Rose, Attorney at Law, attends new regulations and how to implement a comprehensive compliance program to mitigate risk.

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Objective: The False Claims Act (FCA) is one of the five most important federal fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) laws that apply to physicians. Rachel Rose, Attorney at Law, discusses liability under the FCA, as well as other FWA laws, to help you understand the risks and costs of not complying and take action to comply.

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Objective: Private equity stretches from venture capital to growth equity to leveraged buyouts. Rachel Rose, Attorney at Law, delves into private equity in healthcare, attending operations, compliance, and the impact on patient care.

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Objective: The CERT program is valuable to practices, and practices should have a plan on how to respond to a CERT records request. Betty A. Hovey shares how to follow a CERT request, respond within the given timeframe, and get external assistance if necessary to maintain compliance with the program.

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Objective: It can be difficult for patients to navigate the different types of payments in health insurance. Rachel Rose, Attorney at Law, discusses safeguards, policies and procedures, and training that need to be in place for an adequate compliance program in order to mitigate fraud, waste, and abuse liability.

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Objective: Routinely writing off out-of-network or government program co-payments or deductibles, without meeting individual financial hardship exceptions, will most certainly land you in hot water-unless you know exactly how to comply with the fraud, waste, and abuse laws. In this webinar, Rachel Rose, Attorney at Law, helps you recognize these legal requirements and monitor your waivers to avoid compliance violations and penalties.

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Objective: In 2023, there were multiple policy and coding changes attending chronic pain management. This webinar highlights those changes and discusses several medical policies to help you stay compliant and achieve pain management reimbursement.

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Objective: This past year witnessed a leap in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, making various AI engines accessible to consumers. While these engines possess a core set of ethics, there’s potential for compromise or the creation of customized AI tailored for cybercrime. This webinar discusses how to maintain data privacy and compliance throughout the advancement of AI in healthcare.

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Objective: Betty A. Hovey from Compliant Health Care Solutions will take you through an overview of the 2024 CPT E/M Updates. The webinar focuses on split/shared visits and multiple encounters on the same date, viewing from both CPT and CMS guidelines.

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Objective: Learn how to use data files to help negotiate payer rates.

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Objective" Transcatheter valvular procedures are on the cutting edge of medical innovation and are rapidly expanding. This webinar examines transcatheter valve procedures, their appropriate clinical trial/data registry requirements, and CPT codes. Through diagrams, easy samples, and quick polls, the speaker makes it easy to understand these treatment options.

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Objective: Utilize Comparative Billing Report (CBR) letters to analyze physician practice service lines for coding and documentation compliance.

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Objective: Distinguishing a business associate agreement (BAA) from a data use agreement (DUA) still perplexes those in the healthcare industry. Reviewing the historical timeline of legislative history cements that these are not new agreements under new regulations. This webinar focuses on this understanding to ensure protection of health data for both consumers and patients.

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Objective: Learn the proper HCPCS codes and modifiers for personal care services, home health services, and private duty nursing services to ensure proper billing and reimbursement. Federal and state policies are discussed to help billers and coders understand which claim to use when billing for these services.