NATIONAL AHA, others oppose PhRMA-led campaign to restrict 340B eligibility AHA case studies feature hospitals that integrate physical and behavioral health services As birth rates increase, OB-GYN shortage worsens Biden, divided Congress seek common ground on health care reforms CMS resumes all No Surprises Act payment determinations FTC highlights the hidden impacts of pixel tracking…Read More
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Posted on March 17, 2023 in Health Law News, Health Provider News
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NATIONAL AMA pressures federal government to fix prior authorization problem plaguing radiology AHA pushes back on new 340B alliance Biden’s $6.8T budget: 15 healthcare takeaways CMS posts guidance for drug negotiation program Emergency medicine sees tough Match Week Hospitals’ labor costs increased 258% over the last three years ‘Indentured servitude’: Nurses hit with hefty debt…Read More
Weekly Health Care Real Estate Briefing: CON Law Changes | Hospital Staff Housing Projects | Minnesota $900 Million Medical Center Nearing Completion
Posted on March 16, 2023 in Health Law News
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Following on the heels of similar efforts in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, the West Virginia Legislature passed CON legislation that exempts hospitals (inpatient services), ambulatory services and birthing centers from the need to obtain a CON. West Virginia Governor Jim Justice is expected to sign the bill into law. The City Council…Read More
Hospitals Have Until March 23 to Object to Release Provider Relief Fund High Impact Data
Posted on March 14, 2023 in Health Law News
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The Health Resources and Services Administration (“HRSA”) recently announced that hospitals have until March 23, 2023, to object to the release of certain data related to COVID-19 Provider Relief Fund (“PRF”) high-impact payments. Although the scope of the release is limited, hospitals that do not respond by the deadline will be considered to have no…Read More
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Posted on March 10, 2023 in Health Law News, Health Provider News
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NATIONAL Cleveland Clinic, Ascension, Kaiser among 42 health systems chosen for $50M innovation project FTC tells Amazon, One Medical: Be careful how you use patient data Hospital organizations urge Congress to prevent Medicaid DSH cuts One Medical CEO rebuts Amazon data privacy concerns Rural hospital crisis: Momentum builds in Congress for bipartisan legislation Social determinants…Read More
Weekly Health Care Real Estate Briefing: North Carolina CON Changes I Mayo Clinic’s 120 Acre Project I Walmart Health Expanding
Posted on March 9, 2023 in Health Law News
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President Biden released his proposed budget for fiscal year 2024. The $6.9 trillion budget includes a number of health care and real estate proposals. In terms of health care proposals, Biden would like to make Affordable Care Act subsidies permanent, give federal health care agencies more power to negotiate drug pricing for high-value generic drugs,…Read More
Hospital Not Required to Accommodate Request to Bring Service Dog on Clinical Rotation
Posted on March 8, 2023 in Health Law News
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A federal court recently held that Hurley Medical Center (“Hurley”) conducted an individualized inquiry and reasonably concluded that a nursing student intern’s accommodation request to bring her service dog with her as part of her clinical nursing rotation posed a direct threat jeopardizing the health and safety of patients and staff. The court also held…Read More
The DOJ Announces New Nationwide Voluntary Self-Disclosure Policy
Posted on March 7, 2023 in Health Law News
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In an effort to not only establish a uniform standard for how U.S. Attorney Offices (“USAOs”) assess and credit voluntary self-disclosures but to also incentivize early and voluntary self-disclosure of corporate criminal misconduct, the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) has implemented a new Voluntary Self-Disclosure (“VSD”) Policy to be used by USAOs nationwide (the “Policy”). The…Read More
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Posted on March 3, 2023 in Health Law News, Health Provider News
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NATIONAL 14 rural senators push CMS to extend low-wage hospitals’ payment bump in FY2024 American Hospital Association voices support for telehealth expansion bill Behavioral health market to hit $262B by 2029 Biden administration moves to establish ‘guardrails’ for telehealth prescriptions CMS Officials Confirm End of PHE Nursing Home Waivers, Barring Congressional Action CMS updates Stark…Read More
Weekly Health Care Real Estate Briefing: Legislative Bill to Expand Physician-Owned Hospitals I Georgia CON Bill Moves Forward I MOB Rent Growth
Posted on March 3, 2023 in Health Law News
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U.S. Senators proposed a bill that, if passed, would open the door to more physician-owned hospitals. The bill removes the Affordable Care Act’s ban on creating and expanding physician-owned hospitals. Georgia’s Senate passed a bill (which was previously highlighted in the 2/20/23 Briefing following the bill’s introduction) that exempts rural hospitals from the state’s Certificate…Read More
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