2021 St Louis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference

  1. Providing Telehealth During COVID-19: Key Issues to Consider

    2021 St Louis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Jayme Matchinski  | February 26, 2021 

    • Provide an overview of regulatory issues related to the provision of Telehealth and Telemedicine

    • Identify key issues that impact the provision of Telemedicine during COVID-19

    • Define the next steps that providers should consider to avoid liability and enhance patient care

  2. Medical Marijuana is (Largely) Here: Where We Are and Where We are Going

    2021 St Louis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Jane Drummond  | February 26, 2021 

    • Appreciate the effects of COVID-19 on medical marijuana implementation

    • Recognize the most common problems for health care providers treating patients who use medical marijuana

    • Apply lessons learned from other states with active medical marijuana programs

  3. Managing Risks Associated with Provider Relief Funds

    2021 St Louis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Benjamin Fee, Dave Mattox  | February 26, 2021 

    • Learning as an organization in the midst of a 100-year public health event

    • Making decisions with imperfect information

    • Striving to comply with constantly evolving, and sometimes conflicting, government standards

  4. Federal Healthcare Fraud Enforcement Trends

    2021 St Louis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): William Young, Suzanne Moore  | February 26, 2021 

    • Understand federal law enforcement tools

    • Identify sources of federal health care fraud criminal and civil prosecutions

    • Explain HHS OIG current trends and priorities

  5. Interoperability & Information Blocking

    2021 St Louis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Scott Didion, Ann Cappellari  | February 26, 2021 

    • Recap project planning and work streams

    • Discuss critical challenges and key decisions made

    • Leverage lessons learned for future interoperability requirements

  6. Update on Recent Changes to the Stark Law and the Medicare Anti-Kickback Statute

    2021 St Louis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Donn Herring  | February 26, 2021 

    • Understand the scope of the recent changes to the Stark Law and the Medicare Anti-Kickback Statute

    • Utilize such understanding to review existing arrangements with physicians and other referral sources to identify potential problems to be resolved or opportunities to be pursued

    • Utilize such understanding to review new/potential arrangements with physicians and other referral sources for compliance purposes

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