Description

Day One || 01:00 PM to 02:30 PM

Part I of this two-part webinar will introduce a comprehensive compliance risk assessment guide designed to reduce a healthcare provider’s exposure to potential risks. Attendees should know that this is not a legal tool, nor should it be interpreted as legal advice. It is a guide designed to help its users identify their risks in the healthcare space to develop their comprehensive risk assessment program to address identified compliance risks and help prevent issues from arising. In total,12 main risk areas will be discussed throughout two (2) webinars.

Risk areas covered in this webinar will include:

• Medical records release
• Medical records documentation
• HIPAA and privacy risks/concerns
• General risk
• HIPAA and security
• Medical Malpractice Prevention

For example, does your practice have a subpoena response policy? When documenting medical records, do you use macros? Are you regularly auditing your PHI? Attendees should come out of this webinar with an idea of which risk areas mayleaveg them vulnerable.

Learning Objectives:

• To help providers understand which risk areas may be leaving them vulnerable
• To explain general risks in a healthcare setting
• To explain potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to medical record-keeping
• To identify potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to medical records release
• To identify and avoid potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to HIPAA and privacy
• To explain potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to HIPAA and security
• To explain potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to medical malpractice claims

Areas Covered in the Session:

• Description of 6 potential risk areas
• General risks in a healthcare setting
• Risks that may lead to Medical Malpractice claims and how to avoid them
• Medical record and documentation Guidelines
• Risks associated with medical record documentation
• Risks associated with medical record release
• New HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules
• New HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules
• Risks associated with HIPAA and security
• Live Q&A session

Day Two || 01:00 PM to 02:30 PM

Part II of this two-part webinar will continue our comprehensive compliance risk assessment guide designed to reduce a healthcare provider’s exposure to potential risks. Attendees should know that this is not a legal tool, nor should it be interpreted as legal advice. It is a guide designed to help its users identify their risks in the healthcare space to develop their comprehensive risk assessment program to address identified compliance risks and help prevent issues from arising.

The remaining risk areas to be covered in this webinar will include:

• Medicare Billing/Coding
• Stark Law/Self-Referrals
• Employment Contracts/Agreements
• Marketing/Brokering/Anti-kickback
• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Managed Care Contracts

For example, does your practice use a Certified Professional Coder (CPC)? Does your practice provide and bill for lab services? Do you have a written employment agreement for your APRNs/PAs/et? This webinar should give attendees an idea of which risk areas may make them vulnerable.

Learning Objectives:

• To help providers understand six more critical areas that may be leaving them vulnerable
• To Identify potential risks and liabilities as they pertain to Medicare billing and coding
• To explain potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to Stark Laws/Self-Referrals
• To explain potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to employment contracts and agreements
• To understand potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to marketing/brokering/kickback
• To explain potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to AI in healthcare
• To know potential risks and liabilities as it pertains to Managed Care Contracts

Areas Covered in the Session:

• Description of 6 additional potential risk areas
• Medicare billing and coding compliance updates
• Medicare billing and coding risks in a health care space
• Stark Law
• Risks that may lead to Stark Law/Self-Referral violations
• Risks associated with employment contracts/agreements
• Anti-Kickback
• Risks associated with marketing/brokering
• AI Rules and Compliance
• Risks associated with AI in healthcare
• Risks associated with Managed Care Contracts
• Live Q&A session

Attendees:

• Medical doctors
• Osteopathic physicians
• Podiatric physicians
• Chiropractic physicians
• Physician Group Practices
• Ambulatory Surgical Centers
• Hospital Risk Managers and Administrators
• Free-standing diagnostic imaging centers
• Independent Lab
• Skilled nursing facilities
• Physician therapy practices
• Licensed Health Care Risk Managers
• Compliance Officers and Managers
• Practice Administrators and Managers
• Individual Physicians
• Billing Coordinators and Managers
• Healthcare Providers
• IDTF Administrators
• Healthcare Billing Consultants
• Medical Billing Companies
• Independent Lab Owners/ Administrators