Opioid Strike Force to go After Docs who Overprescribe
May 22, 2019 Gerald “Jerry” C. Canaan has been quoted in the Virginia Lawyers Weekly article, “Opioid strike force to go after docs who overprescribe.”
Category: Articles
Merger Muddle
Virginia joins the fight against proposed union of health insurers Scott Johnson was among those interviewed in the August 30, 2016 Virginia Business article, “Merger Muddle.” Full article available here… Read more »
The Death and Rebirth of Gainsharing: Payment Opportunities for the Orthopaedic Surgeon
“Gainsharing” is a popular management and incentive compensation strategy that is often used in manufacturing and by companies with industrial service lines. It is used to reduce costs by paying… Read more »
CMS Aims To Curb Hospital Access To Provider-Based Billing
Since the passage of Section 603 of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (BBA) in November, hospitals have been waiting for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to issue… Read more »
The Final 60-Day Rule is Here: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know
The healthcare industry has been waiting for almost six years to receive final guidance on the “60-day” rule provisions of the Affordable Care Act. On February 12, 2016, the Centers… Read more »
The Rise of Drug-seeking Behavior in the ED
and Strategies to Manage Such Behavior
How to Structure Patient Transportation Programs
Reprinted from The Advisory Board Company, “General Counsel Agenda,” December 18, 2015
First 60-Day Rule Enforcement Cases Unfavorable
Published in Compliance Today
Cyber Attacks: Why Coverage B May Not Protect Companies from the Recent Rise in Data Breaches
Why Coverage B May Not Protect Companies from the Recent Rise in Data Breaches
The Risky Business of Co-Location Arrangements: What Hospitals And Other Providers Should Know
Under pressure to control costs and enhance quality, hospitals and other health care providers are focusing strategy initiatives on achieving greater integration and collaboration between different Medicare-certified providers and suppliers.… Read more »