Joanna Martin Accepts In-House Counsel Position
We are sad to announce that Joanna Martin will be leaving our firm. She has decided to accept an in-house [...]
Home Health and Coronavirus Update
With the instruction to stay home for older Americans who are at greatest risk from COVID-19 issued through presidential updates, [...]
Mark Kennedy Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America
We are proud to announce that our very own Mark Kennedy has been chosen by his peers for inclusion in The [...]
HHS Can’t Recoup Payments from Adams EMS
Read health care law and business reporter Matt Phifer's story on one of our preliminary injunction cases in the Southern [...]
How Will Medicare & Medicaid Handle Telemedicine?
Telemedicine is the wave of the future for health care. The use of technology for health concerns has risen in [...]
Avoiding Stark Law Violations and Penalties
Under Stark law, doctors are prevented from making self-referrals. More precisely, physicians are restricted from referring Medicare and Medicaid patients [...]
Managing Credential Renewals
Health care practice administrators often receive frustrating communications from insurance companies. The last-minute requests for credentialing renewals can be especially [...]
10 Mistakes That Can Result in Medical Malpractice
Despite the fact that most doctors and their staff use good judgement when it comes to patient care, there are [...]
EHR Incentives and Certifications – Attaining Meaningful Use
In 2009, legislation authorized the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) to offer health care providers financial incentives to use [...]
HIPAA-Compliant Texting for Medical Professionals
Like everyone else, physicians and health-care professionals have taken to texting in a big way. Results of a recent study [...]