Fraud and Abuse Bootcamp, Part III: The Beneficiary Inducement CMP (On-Demand Webinar)
Date: 06/15/22
Time: On Demand
Overview:
The 2022 Fraud and Abuse Bootcamp Webinar Series will guide health care counsel through the Stark Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute, and the Civil Monetary Penalty (CMP) Law in their current state now that health care reform has been fully implemented. The webinar panelists will discuss how these updated laws and regulations impact health care providers. Attendees will gain a better understanding of the fraud and abuse framework and will leave the series with practical compliance strategies.
The federal Civil Monetary Penalties (CMP) law prohibits certain inducements to beneficiaries that are likely to influence the ordering or receipt of items or services payable by federal health care programs. Part III of this series will provide an overview of the CMP beneficiary inducement prohibition, including the overall framework, interpretations, potential areas of enforcement risk, and lessons learned from the trenches. Topics covered will include:
- An Overview of the CMP Beneficiary Inducement Prohibition
- Key Definitions, Including Remuneration, Items or Services, and Nominal Value
- Exceptions and Best Practices
- Strategies for Compliance
Speaker Information:
Stewart Kameen, Counsel, Bass Berry & Sims PLC
Elizabeth Isbey, Deputy Branch Chief, Industry Guidance Branch, DHHS Office of the Inspector General
Robin Ludlow, SR. Attorney, Ascension
Raul Ordonez, III, Associate Vice President, Compliance, Jackson Memorial Hospital
Moderator
Herd Midkiff, CVA, Partner - Consulting Services, JTaylor
This webinar is sponsored by the JTaylor
Continuing Education:
On-Demand Webinars are not included in AHLA Premium or other membership levels.
AHLA
is now offering Continuing Education Credit for On-Demand Webinars held
after March 2021. This is a 90-minute webinar. Credits earned for a 50
minute state are 1.8 CLEs, and 1.5 CLEs for a 50 minute state.