Day One || 01:00 PM to 02:30 PM
Part I of this two-part webinar will introduce a comprehensive compliance risk assessment guide designed to reduce a healthcare provider’s exposure to potential risks. Attendees should know that this is not a legal tool, nor should it be interpreted as legal advice. It is a guide designed to help its users identify their risks in the healthcare space to develop their comprehensive risk assessment program to address identified compliance risks and help prevent issues from arising. In total,12 main risk areas will be discussed throughout two (2) webinars.
Risk areas covered in this webinar will include:
For example, does your practice have a subpoena response policy? When documenting medical records, do you use macros? Are you regularly auditing your PHI? Attendees should come out of this webinar with an idea of which risk areas mayleaveg them vulnerable.
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Day Two || 01:00 PM to 02:30 PM
Part II of this two-part webinar will continue our comprehensive compliance risk assessment guide designed to reduce a healthcare provider’s exposure to potential risks. Attendees should know that this is not a legal tool, nor should it be interpreted as legal advice. It is a guide designed to help its users identify their risks in the healthcare space to develop their comprehensive risk assessment program to address identified compliance risks and help prevent issues from arising.
The remaining risk areas to be covered in this webinar will include:
For example, does your practice use a Certified Professional Coder (CPC)? Does your practice provide and bill for lab services? Do you have a written employment agreement for your APRNs/PAs/et? This webinar should give attendees an idea of which risk areas may make them vulnerable.
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Michael R. Lowe, Esq. is board certified in health care law by The Florida Bar. His practice focuses on all aspects of business, corporate, transactional, litigation, regulatory, operational and administrative matters in the health care law arena. Emphasizing the representation of physicians and physician group practices, Michael regularly represents clients in litigation, medical records and HIPAA privacy regulations issues, managed care contracting and reimbursement matters, the preparation, review and negotiation of physician employment agreements, Medicare/Medicaid fraud and abuse prevention, federal Stark Law matters and analysis, defense and reimbursement issues, ACA matters, medical staff privilege cases, professional licensure and disciplinary actions, voluntary self-disclosure cases, physician-hospital contracts, compliance plan development, and health care regulatory analysis and counseling matters. Michael’s practice areas also includes the representation of hospital medical staffs, IPAs, ambulatory surgery centers, durable medical equipment providers, diagnostic imaging centers, hospitals, long-term care facilities and other health care professionals and providers.
