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SOS Answered: New Guidance on HIPAA for App Developers
Amidst criticism that the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (“HIPAA”) lags behind technological innovation, the Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”) released new guidance to aid app...
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Big Risks, Big Rewards: Big Data in Health Care
The Health Law Department at Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP invites you to “Big Risks, Big Rewards: Big Data in Health Care,” an exciting presentation about big data and how to harness the...
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The Doctor Will See You Right Now: Understanding Urgent Care Centers
In today’s busy world, convenience is a prized commodity. From pre-ordering and paying online for your favorite Starbucks drink to pulling up instantaneous directions on Google Maps, people value...
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Organizations Want to Cry After WannaCry Ransomware Attacks
Earlier this month a massive ransomware attack spread throughout 150 countries, infecting 300,000 computers and crippling businesses across the globe. The ransomware, called “Wannacry,” infiltrated a...
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Anchors Away! Physical Therapists Rejoice (and Book a Tropical Getaway) as...
Even doctors get sick sometimes, or need to take a vacation, and when they do, patients are not seen and billing does not happen. Cue locum tenens – a system used by providers to ensure continuity of...
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Antidotes for America’s Addiction Crisis
Opioid addiction and abuse has exploded into a national epidemic. Every three weeks, America faces a death toll equivalent to the September 11th attacks due to drug overdoses, 75 percent of which are...
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Corporate Actors Held Individually Accountable in Recent False Claims Act...
The Department of Justice (“DOJ”) has sent a clear message that individuals cannot hide behind the corporate shield in its recent settlement with Med-Fast Pharmacy, Inc. and the charges brought against...
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Fresh New Jersey Physical Therapy Rules for 2018
This past summer Governor Christie signed into law an amendment (“SB 1315”) to the New Jersey Physical Therapy Licensing Act of 1983 (“PT Licensing Act”), to be effective as of January 17, 2018. Most...
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Medical Marijuana Dispensaries: Maintaining Business Records for Federal...
Generally, medical marijuana dispensaries are not allowed to deduct expenses for federal income tax purposes because buying and selling marijuana, even for medical reasons, is considered “trafficking...
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Tax Audit Risk for Nonprofit Hospitals is Rising
Several months ago Senate Finance Committee members Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Chair Orrin G. Hatch, R-Utah, stirred the hornets’ nest again for nonprofit hospitals by asking the IRS for answers...
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