2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference

  1. Seven Months into PDPM, Where Do We Stand?

    2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Scott Heichel  | May 01, 2020 

    • Understanding the importance of accurate section GG coding

    • Decision making regarding Interim Payment Assessments

    • How is your facility selecting the correct primary medical condition?

  2. COVID-19 Discussion

    2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Charlie Colitre, Lynn Hutt, Sally Jones-McNamara, C'Shalla Parker  | May 01, 2020 

    • COVID-19 Recap

    • COVID-19 Resources

    • COVID-19 Q&A

  3. Compliance Enforcement from the Defense Perspective

    2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Paul Flannery, Colin Callahan  | May 01, 2020 

    • Effective strategies in internal investigations

    • Defending parallel criminal and civil enforcement matters

    • Recent trends in healthcare enforcement from a defense perspective

  4. HIPAA Hot Topics

    2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Allen R. Killworth  | May 01, 2020 

    • Review the enforcement activities of the OCR’s Right of Access Initiative and what you can do to fortify your compliance in this area

    • Review anticipated new regulations and questions we expect to be answered from these

    • Review of recent penalties and lessons that can be learned from these cases

  5. The Long Term Care Survey Process and Enforcement Update

    2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Sherry Thomas  | May 01, 2020 

    • Identify changes to the Requirements of Participation

    • Understand the clarifications from CMS regarding the Interpretive Guidelines for the F Tags

    • Identify strategies that are helpful to minimize survey deficiencies and enforcement actions

  6. Updates to the Provider-Based Clinic Rules and Other Changing Rules in Healthcare

    2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Daniel Glessner, Laura Fryan  | May 01, 2020 

    • The Stark/AKS final rule and how providers are utilizing the new guidance

    • Ohio SB 97 and federal legislation regarding price transparency

    • Data security at the Ohio state level, including the Ohio safe harbor, federal legislation, and a brief overview of state legislation like the California Consumer Privacy Act that affects any provider interacting with CA residents

    • Provider-based issues, including Ohio ambulatory surgery facility licensure and federal site neutrality

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