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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Ramona Thomas Publishes Article in National Newsletter
Ramona Thomas, an Associate in our Miami office and member of the Firm’s Health Law and Commercial Litigation Practice Groups, was recently published in MedStaff News, a newsletter distributed by the American Health Lawyers Association. Ramona’s article, “The Intersection of … Continue reading
Quality Assurance Outside of the Hospital Setting
By: Ramona Thomas The Credentialing Resource Center Journal, which is a go-to source for privileging white papers and medical staff credentialing guidance, recently published an article on group-based peer review (as opposed to hospital-based peer review/professional practice evaluation). The article … Continue reading
Posted in Regulatory
Tagged best practices, Broad and Cassel, Credentialing Resource Center Journal, Florida health law, group-based, health care, health care industry, health law, Health Law Practice Group, health systems, healthcare, hospital-based, hospitals, licensed facilities, peer review, physician groups, quality, regulatory, white paper
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Consequences and Rewards for an Employer’s Decision to Provide Health Insurance for Their Employees Under Health Reform
By: Fred Segal On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (P.L. 111-148) (i.e. “PPACA” or “Obamacare”). One of the main purposes of this health reform law is to expand healthcare coverage … Continue reading
Posted in Fred Segal, Reform
Tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, Broad and Cassel, Exchanges, Florida health law, FTE, full time employees, health care, health care coverage, health care industry, health insurance, health law, Health Law Practice Group, healthcare, healthcare coverage, healthcare reform, Kaiser Family Foundation, Obamacare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, pay-or-play, PPACA, reform, tax credit
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Even small HIPAA breaches can prove costly
By: Stephen Siegel On January 2, 2013, the HHS Office of Civil Rights announced that it had settled a HIPAA breach case involving electronic health information of 441 patients of the Hospice of North Idaho. The settlement amount, $50,000, represents … Continue reading
Posted in Risk/Liability, Stephen Siegel, Technology
Tagged breach, Broad and Cassel, EHR, Florida health law, health care, health care industry, health law, Health Law Practice Group, health records, healthcare, HHS Office of Civil Rights, HHS-OCR, HIPAA, liability, patient data, risk
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Cynthia Barnett Hibnick Joins Broad and Cassel’s Health Law Practice Group
We are pleased to announce that attorney Cynthia Barnett Hibnick has joined the Miami office of Broad and Cassel as Of Counsel in the Firm’s Commercial Litigation and Health Law Practice Groups. Hibnick was previously a shareholder with Cynthia Barnett Hibnick, P.A. … Continue reading
Not All Non-Competes are Created Equal: Make Sure Yours are Enforceable
By: Scott Knapp, Esq. In today’s unsettled economic and regulatory landscape, health care organizations should zealously protect their workforce and proprietary information. To that end, a well-crafted non-compete agreement can serve as one of an entity’s most important assets. If … Continue reading
Posted in Regulatory, Scott Knapp
Tagged Broad and Cassel, florida health care employees, florida health care employers, Florida health law, health care, health care industry, health care organizations, health law, healthcare, labor, labor and employment, non-compete, non-compete agreements, regulations, regulatory
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Four Broad and Cassel Attorneys Pen Chapter in National Health Law Book
Mike Segal, Heather S. Miller, Stephen H. Siegel and Fred Segal of Broad and Cassel’s Health Law Practice Group collaborated on a chapter for the 2013 Health Law and Compliance Update, which was published this month by Aspen Publishers. The … Continue reading
Posted in Fred Segal, Heather Miller, Mike Segal, Practice News, Stephen Siegel
Tagged accountable care, accountable care organization, accountable care organizations, ACOs, Broad and Cassel, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, CMS, Florida health law, health care, health care industry, health law, Health Law Practice Group, healthcare, healthcare reform, Medicare, Medicare Shared Savings Program
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