McDermott lawyers who previously held roles at CMS, HHS and OIG share their insights on how industry stakeholders can provide effective comments on the proposed rules released by HHS as part of the Regulatory Sprint to Coordinated Care.
The recently released Stark Law updates from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services propose significant changes to physician compensation models. This video digs deeper into three aspects of the proposed rule.
Government Resources on the Proposed Rules
CMS Proposed Rule Fact Sheet: Modernizing and Clarifying the Physician Self-Referral Regulations
McDermott Insights and Analysis
The Sprint to Modernize and Clarify the Stark Law - Part II
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The Sprint to Modernize and Clarify the Stark Law – Part I
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HHS Proposes Substantial Changes to the Stark Law and the
Anti-Kickback Statute Regulations
CMS Publishes Proposed Amendments to Stark Law Advisory Opinion Regulations
CMS Seeks Comments on Stark Law Reforms Needed to Reduce Obstacles to Innovation
Government Resources on the Proposed Rules
Key Takeaways from OIG’s AKS Sprint Proposed Rule
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McDermott Insights and Analysis
Dash to Digital Health? How the Regulatory Sprint to Coordinated Care Could Expand Access to Care
Analyzing Fee Restrictions for Health IT and EHI Under ONC's Final Information Blocking Rule
ONC Releases Final Rule Implementing Cures Act Information Blocking Prohibition
CMS Final Rule Aims to Advance Interoperability, Exchange of Clinical and Plan Information
SAMHSA Proposed Rule Would Reduce Barriers to Care Coordination
HHS Announces Quality Summit to Streamline and Improve Quality Programs across Government
This podcast explores:
• Goals of the Regulatory Sprint to Coordinated Care
• The current digital health reimbursement structure and its impact on patient care and patient costs
• Key risk and compliance areas digital health companies need to address in 2019 and beyond
• Issues for digital health companies to consider when developing business plans
• Collaborations between digital health companies and other healthcare players
