Legal Insights

Address the specific compliance and privacy challenges associated with audio-only telehealth services. This article will provide telehealth providers with actionable strategies to ensure compliance with privacy regulations, such as HIPAA, while effectively using audio-only visits to increase access to care.

Provide telehealth providers with a concise guide to recognizing and mitigating potential fraud risks. Each “red flag” will highlight a common scenario that could indicate fraud vulnerability, followed by practical steps to address it. With clear, actionable insights, the article will be an essential resource for telehealth providers aiming to safeguard their practice.

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a civil action against Vohra Wound Physicians Management, alleging various schemes to submit false claims for payment to Medicare. Learn more about the ongoing lawsuit and how Health Law Alliance supports wound care providers to avoid legal scrutiny.

Health Law Alliance secured a full dismissal of all federal charges against NJ urologist Dr. Mukaram Gazi, marking an unprecedented acquittal in an otherwise unbroken string of 35 Insys-related prosecutions brought by federal and state prosecutors.

Understanding DEA registration requirements is crucial for healthcare providers handling controlled substances. Compliance with state and federal regulations helps avoid legal risks and ensures smooth practice operations.

Considering voluntarily surrendering your DEA registration? Our experts can help you navigate the process and understand your options. Call (800) 345-4125.

Health Law Alliance attorney Anthony Mahajan, a former federal prosecutor, analyzes Sun Pharma's RICO lawsuit against independent pharmacies and opines that Sun Pharma's attempt to recover refunds it paid on returned goods is prohibited by the federal Anti-Kickback Statute and state commercial bribery laws.

Many healthcare providers face the challenge of dealing with subpoenas for medical records. These legal demands require careful handling. It's important to balance the duty to comply with court processes and privacy laws.

Receiving an OIG subpoena means your healthcare practice is under federal investigation, typically for healthcare fraud or regulatory violations. Understanding how to respond to an OIG subpoena effectively is crucial to protecting your practice.