No Surprises Act: Facilitate a smooth rollout
Learn how training, education and communication of No Surprises Act regulations helps you roll out a smooth implementation and build a culture of compliance.
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Learn how training, education and communication of No Surprises Act regulations helps you roll out a smooth implementation and build a culture of compliance.
Information Blocking Rule works with HIPAA’s regulatory “right of access” provisions. Patients should have access to their health information.
Information-blocking compliance perpetually changes. Learn how to build a compliance culture across IT, HIM, privacy, legal, medical, and nursing.
For value-based care, avoiding information-blocking isn’t enough
Recent changes to Stark aim to increase coordination of patient care, modernize, and clarify rules related to the law.
The Stark Law creates a whole set of antikickback rules that providers must understand and actively work to comply with. And with all its good
The well-intentioned but complex Stark Law has gotten some updates recently. The changes give healthcare providers greater flexibility, especially with value-based care. The Stark Law was introduced in 1989
Patients and providers alike flocked to telehealth in 2020. Before the COVID-19 pandemic began, fewer than one percent of Medicare primary care visits (PCV) were conducted via telehealth. By
Telehealth is almost as old as the telephone itself. In 1879 – just three years after Bell patented the telephone – an article in Lancet described the concept and advocated its