2021 Nashville Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference

  1. Information Blocking and Right of Access

    2021 Nashville Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | November 05, 2021 

    • Describe challenges and lessons learned from information blocking implementation

    • Discuss scoping and enforcement of the right of access

    • Examine conflicting regulations, guidance, and interpretations

  2. Stark and Anti-Kickback Statute: What you Need to Know About the Regulatory Spring to Coordinate Care

    2021 Nashville Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | November 05, 2021 

    • Review the background: how we got here, Including background on the shift from volume to value and overcoming regulatory fraud and abuse hurdles.

    • Discuss how recent changes to the Big Three Stark definitions impact current and future arrangements

    • Examine the new value-based enterprise structure and the potential for new value-based arrangements, including arrangements that share upside and downside risk

    • Study new opportunities to provide free items and services to patients to support care needs and address unmet needs, including social determinants of health


  3. Whistleblower Lawsuits Under The False Claims Act: Implications for Healthcare Providers

    2021 Nashville Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | November 05, 2021 

    • Gain an understanding of the qui tam provisions of the False Claims Act

    • Gain a greater appreciation for nature and type of False Claims Act qui tam lawsuits most frequently faced by healthcare providers

    • Learn how qui tam lawsuits are investigated by the government and litigated by qui tam relators and healthcare providers facing False Claims Act lawsuits

    • Learn how False Claims Act lawsuits are resolved and the implications of settlement


  4. Conflicts of Interest - 2021 Nashville Regional

    2021 Nashville Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | November 05, 2021 

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