Voices In Health Law

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Ramana Rameswaran discusses this week’s Washington Roundup submitted by David Ermer. For more on these story and others like it, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Andy Demetriou discusses the byte on “Trump Nominates Dr. Oz to Lead CMS” submitted by Seamus Taylor. For more on these story and others like it, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Stephanie Dorvil discusses the byte on “HHS Office for Civil Rights Imposes $70,000 CMP for Failure to Provide Timely Access to Patient Records” submitted by Seamus Taylor. For more on these story and others like it, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes..

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Jeff Wurzburg discusses the byte on “HHS Office for Civil Rights Settles HIPAA Ransomware Cybersecurity Investigation for $250,000” submitted by Kathryn Van Sistine. For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Ramana Rameswaran discusses the byte on “DC Circuit Applies Loper Bright to Set Aside HHS Volume Decrease Adjustment Calculation Methodology” submitted by Sam Ruddy. For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Stephanie Dorvil discusses the byte on “HHS Voluntarily Dismisses Appeal in Online Tracking Technology Lawsuit” submitted by Jessica Bailey Wheaton and David Ermer, and more! For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Andy Demetriou discusses the byte on “Jarkesy Will Have a Far Greater Impact on Healthcare Law Than Loper Bright” submitted by Erica Lindsay and more! For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Jeff Wurzburg discusses the byte on “Use of Artificial Intelligence by Lawyers” submitted by Arthur Peabody and more! For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this episode, the first in a three-part series, we are joined by Courtney Hurtig, a healthcare attorney at Phelps Dunbar in New Orleans and James Tekippe a director at VMG Health in Dallas. This series will delve into the new responsibilities of health care providers to protect patient privacy, and the harsh penalties for non-compliance. This year’s changes to HIPAA and Part 2 set new limits and standards for what and when providers can disclose. For providers, this means operational changes, additional training, and greater legal and financial risk. This series will tackle these issues from all sides.

This podcast provides a high-level overview of the incorporation of managed care into Medicaid programs around the county, including the history of the program, current trends, and how providers and beneficiaries access these programs

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Ramana Rameswaran, discusses the byte on Illinois AG Leads Effort to Reaffirm ABA’s Commitment to Diversity submitted by Sara Frazier and CMS to End Change Health Provider Temporary Program by Erica Lindsay For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Stephanie Dorvil discusses the byte on “Proposed Senate Repeal of Nursing Home Staffing Mandate Has ‘Significant Chance of Passing’” submitted by Ellie Martin and more! For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Andy Demetriou discusses the bytes on “Federal District Court Holds That No Surprises Act Does Not Create a Cause of Action to Enforce IDR Arbitration Awards” submitted by David Ermer. For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

The Latest On Healthcare AI Regulation by American Bar Association Health Law Section

In this episode, host Ramana Rameswaran reviews the ABA Health Law Section’s HLBytes May 31, 2024, HLBytes Washington Roundup specific to Healthcare Dive’s report on US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit’s recent ruling on the permissibility of drugmakers to impose limits on pharmacies under the 340B program.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Jeff Wurzburg discusses this week’s “Washington Roundup” submitted by David Ermer. For more on these story and others like it, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

In this episode, we are joined by Katherine Benesch of Benesch and Associates. With 4 decades of experience, Katherine provides a brief overview of mediation and arbitration, including the process, advantages and disadvantages and when and where its used. This episode previews topics to be discussed during the May 30,2024 webinar under the same name.

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Andy Demetriou discusses the bytes on “Steward Health Care Files for Chapter 11 and Places For Sale Sign on Hospitals” submitted by Clayton Northrop. For more on these stories and others like them, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.

This is Episode 2 of a two-part series on Advance Directives where host Stephanie Dorvil talks to Nathan Kottkamp of Williams Mullen in Richmond, VA, who is a member of the ABA Post-Acute Care Continuum Task Force about recent proposals to update the Uniform Law Commission’s Health Care Decisions Act that prescribes minimum requirements for advance directives. Nathan, drawing from his extensive ethics and legal expertise, worked with the Uniform Law Commission to update this law to encourage more U.S. jurisdictions to adopt more realistic, implementable standards for these very important documents. Resources: Uniform Law Commission – Health Care Decisions Act: https://www.uniformlaws.org/committees/community-home?CommunityKey=3df274d6-776b-4780-8e4e-018a850ef44e; https://www.americanbar.org/groups/law_aging/publications/bifocal/vol45/vol45issue1/new-health-care-decisions-act/

In this week’s HLbytes Roundup, host Jeff Wurzburg discusses the byte on the “CMS Issues Final Medicaid Managed Care Rule” submitted by Ellie Cochran. For more on these story and others like it, go to ambar.org/hlsnews and check your inbox every Friday for the next edition of HLbytes.