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Tag Archives: CMS
Have you seen CMS’ 32 measures under consideration for value based programs in 2018?
Visit this link for information directly from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Posted in Regulatory
Tagged Broad and Cassel, CMS, Florida, health law, Medicaid, Medicare
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Physicians – Dissatisfaction, Change, and Dealing With Both
By: Stephen H. Siegel November, when physicians, other healthcare professionals, and their businesses frequently begin planning for the upcoming year. It is also time to look inward/backward and consider those goals not achieved, surprises (pleasant and unpleasant), disappointments, and unanticipated … Continue reading
Posted in Care Delivery, Stephen Siegel
Tagged ARNP, Broad and Cassel, Broad and Cassel Health Law Practice Group, CHIP, CMS, CRNA, health care, health law, healthcare, MACRA, Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act
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CMS Announces New Flexibility with MACRA
By: Mike Segal It is now quite clear that the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act, or MACRA, enacted into law in 2015, will have a telling effect on how Medicare reimburses for physician services. In April 2016, the Centers … Continue reading
Posted in Care Delivery, Mike Segal
Tagged APM, Broad and Cassel, care delivery, CHIP, CMS, Florida, health law, Health Law Practice Group, healthcare, MACRA, Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act, MPIS, physician, providers, QEP, quality
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Mount Sinai Affiliated Hospitals to Pay $3 Million Settlement for Delaying Medicaid Overpayments
By: Fred Segal On August 24, 2016, the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York, in conjunction with the US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Inspector General (OIG) announced that it settled a whistleblower … Continue reading
Posted in Compliance, Fred Segal, Regulatory
Tagged 60-Day Rule, Broad and Cassel, CMS, compliance, health law, Health Law Practice Group, HHS, Medicaid, New York, Obamacare, OIG, PPACA, regulatory, Whistleblower
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Broad and Cassel Represents Three of the Top Ten ACOs in the Country
Posted in ACO, Practice News
Tagged accountable care, accountable care organizations, ACOs, Broad and Cassel, Broad and Cassel Health Law Practice Group, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, CMS, Florida, Florida health care, Florida health law, health care, health care industry, healthcare, MSSP, Pioneer ACOs
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How to fight medical errors and optimize treatment plans with Medication Therapy Management programs
The Advisory Board Company interviewed Of Counsel Paul R. DeMuro to discuss the challenges facing Medication Therapy Management (“MTM”) and the role it can play in improving health care. Dr. Stephanie Gernant, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice with Nova Southeastern … Continue reading
Posted in Care Delivery, Clinical Integration, Paul DeMuro
Tagged accountable care, Broad and Cassel, CMS, EHR, health law, Health Law Practice Group, healthcare, Medication Therapy Management, MTM, pharmaceutical, The Advisory Board Company, treatment plans
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The Domino Effect: Tougher Medicare Regulations Have Far Reaching Implications for Florida Physicians
By: Elizabeth P. Perez Recent changes in federal regulations may expose Medicare and Medicaid providers, particularly physicians, to tougher sanctions. Last year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (“CMS”) published a rule that expands its authority to revoke a … Continue reading
Posted in Fraud/Abuse, Regulatory
Tagged AHCA, Broad and Cassel, CAP, CMS, corrective action plan, Florida, fraud and abuse, health care, health law, Health Law Practice Group, healthcare, liability, Medicare, physicians, regulatory
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6 ways health care providers can reduce fraud, waste and abuse risks in 2016
By: Michael Bittman Health care providers such as hospitals and doctors face a variety of legal risks: malpractice, tax, and fraud, waste and abuse. Recent cases have shown that fraud, waste and abuse exposure can dwarf the risk of malpractice … Continue reading
Posted in Compliance, Fraud/Abuse, Mike Bittman
Tagged CMS, compliance, fraud, fraud and abuse, Health Law Practice Group, HHS, liability, malpractice, Medicaid, Medicare, OIG, providers, tax liability, TRICARE, waste
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Do Not Expect the Pace of Change to Slow in 2016
By: Stephen Siegel This year has been a challenging one for healthcare providers. Just to recall, a few of the challenges in 2015 were: the final implementation of ICD-10; two multi-million dollar Civil False Claims settlements involving physician-hospital relationships in … Continue reading
Posted in Reform, Regulatory, Stephen Siegel
Tagged ACO, billing practices, Broad and Cassel, CMS, False Claims Act, Florida, health law, Health Law Practice Group, healthcare, HIPAA-HITECH, home health, ICD-10, Medicare, MSSP, Office of Civil Rights, OIG, OIG Work Plan, reform, regulations
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CMS Steps Up Medicare Revocation Actions
By: Anne Branan The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (“CMS”) published a final rule, effective February 3, 2015, that drastically expanded CMS’s ability to revoke a provider’s Medicare billing privileges (“Final Rule”). This Final Rule has proved to be … Continue reading
Posted in Anne Novick Branan, Care Delivery, Reform
Tagged audit claims, billing privileges, Broad and Cassel, CMS, final rule, Florida law, health law, Health Law Practice Group, healthcare, Medicaid, Medicare, providers, South Florida Hospital News
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