2024 Fraud and Compliance eProgram

Designed to serve as both a convenient crash-course for advisors just entering the health care industry and a deep dive for experienced advocates seeking new strategies, this eProgram features presenters from the Department of Justice and Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General, together with counsel representing a wide variety of health care entities. Sessions address:

• The impact of Loper Bright on the role of federal oversight in health care fraud and compliance
• Introductions to coding, false claims, the physician self-referral law, and the Anti-Kickback Statute, including a session on best practices for engaging with regulators
• The latest on evolving areas of focus, such as managed care, value-based arrangements, and conflicts of interest, with an update on whistleblower activity
• Ideas for managing risks relating to innovative health care technology companies, private equity participation, advanced practice practitioners, telehealth, laboratory services, and more
• Compliance strategies for research misconduct, information blocking, adoption of AI, quality programs, health data privacy, cybersecurity, transactions involving providers, and more
• And other topics of interest to you and your clients, selected by a committee of experienced practitioners

View the live program schedule to review more detailed descriptions for the complete list of sessions included in this eProgram.

Your AHLA eProgram purchase includes:

• Instant delivery
• Professionally recorded and edited session videos
• Downloadable slides and supplementary materials
• A CE Certificate, subject to eligibility and attendance verification (see details below)

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