2020 HCCA Webinar

  1. Phase 3 Compliance Update for Nursing Homes

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Margaret Scavotto  | March 18, 2020 

    • The ACA mandated compliance and ethics programs for SNFs. This requirement became effective November 28, 2019

    • Nursing homes struggle with implementing compliance requirements while they wait for further guidance from CMS

    • This web conference will review what SNFs need, and what they can do to get there

    • We will also discuss the importance of meeting long-standing OIG compliance program expectations

  2. Implications of the Proposed Stark Rule Changes on Physician Compensation

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Todd Mello, Jason Lee  | March 12, 2020 

    • This session will focus on highlighting the proposed changes and illuminating the potential implications for physician compensation arrangements across the industry

    • The introduction of proposed rule clarifications and a new value-based exception could create new options for innovative health systems to realize their strategic vision

  3. Building a Culture of Compliance in a MSSP ACO

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Justin Frazer  | March 10, 2020 

    • Introducing the MSSP ACO, its history, scope, purpose as well as general regulatory and operational requirements

    • The five (5) distinctive elements that constitute an effective ACO compliance program under applicable Federal regulations

    • Recommendations for assuring adherence to the five (5) distinctive elements

  4. Rethinking Cybersecurity Governance

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Adam Nunn  | March 03, 2020 

    • Offer a framework to more effectively define, organize, implement and manage organizational cybersecurity expectations

    • Discuss the establishment of governance principles that are based on widely accepted and mature cybersecurity control standards

    • Address the requirements necessary to implement a principle-based policy governance framework

  5. Target Probe and Educate: The End of Insanity

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Christine Hall  | February 27, 2020 

    • This presentation will reveal how providers are selected for review, the process of the review, the consequences of the review process and keys to prevention

    • Show how TPE success works hand in hand with compliance because prevention truly is the desired message

    • Support that providers who have a strong working compliance plan grounded in the seven key components, are taking the necessary steps to avoid becoming targeted

  6. Securing the Safety Net: Current Compliance Issues in Federally Qualified Health Centers

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Todd Nova, James Junger  | February 25, 2020 

  7. Inaccessible Healthcare Websites: The Risk of Litigation and Patients' Health

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Jonathan Avila  | February 20, 2020 

    • Introduction to inclusion, accessibility, and impact on people with and without disabilities

    • Overview of accessibility regulation and litigation in the healthcare space

    • High level principles for designing and building inclusion using the WCAG 2.1 & other access standards/guidelines

  8. Best Practices for Compliance with the Stark Law and the Anti-Kickback Statute

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Sean McKenna, Neil Issar  | February 19, 2020 

    • Overview of the Stark Law and the Anti-Kickback Statute, including exceptions and safe harbors

    • Overview of recent government guidance, enforcement trends, and proposed CMS and OIG rules intended to modernize and clarify the regulations interpreting the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute

    • Why compliance with the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute can be difficult for providers and healthcare companies

    • Common compliance issues and areas of risk

    • How to develop and implement an effective corporate compliance program

    • Best practices for compliance with the Stark Law and the Anti-Kickback Statute

  9. Proposed Changes to Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute Regulations - What Your Organization Needs to Know

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Rebecca Simone, Adam Tarosky, Harsh Parikh  | February 18, 2020 

    • Overview of Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute regulations, including a summary of the HHS’s proposed changes and stakeholder comments

    • Implications of the proposed changes for your organization, including shifting government enforcement priorities and evolving compliance expectations

    • Update on other OIG initiatives, including the Regulatory Sprint and other new initiatives

  10. Preparing for and Responding to Payor Records Requests and Audits

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Courtney Tito  | February 11, 2020 

    • Presentation will help participants better understand the payor audit process and prepare the organization to respond from the initial communications

    • Presentation will take participants through the payor audit process from a government perspective and compare and contrast typical government audits with typical commercial audits

    • Presentation will identify best practices and other important obligations

  11. A Sensible Approach to Reasonable Security Measures under Data Privacy Regulations

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Juan Carlos Palacio  | February 06, 2020 

    • Understand the underlying similarities between various privacy regulations and security requirements

    • Learn how to apply a reasonable and appropriate approach to information security to satisfy regulatory requirements

    • Minimize your team's level of effort in implementing appropriate security measures

  12. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: Enforcement Trends and Effective Compliance

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Matthew Fischer  | February 03, 2020 

    • Identify key components of the FCPA and explore how healthcare companies doing business overseas expose themselves to FCPA risk

    • Analyze the current FCPA enforcementtrends in the healthcare industry

    • Discuss best practices and critical components of corporate compliance programs essential to detecting and preventing FCPA violations

  13. Let Me Get Back to You on That: Proven Strategies for Efficient Compliance Research

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): James Junger, Victoire Iradukunda  | January 28, 2020 

    • Compliance professionals can't know everything, but they should know where to find it. Learn proven strategies for finding the right answer quickly. The strategies in this presentation focus on using free, publicly available resources

    • Attendees will learn strategies for knowing when their research is complete - and when it might be best to ask a lawyer for help

  14. SNFs and Mandated Compliance: FCA Update, Lessons Learned under a CIA, and PDPM Hot Topics

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Claudia Reingruber, Tamar Abell  | January 22, 2020 

    • Mandated compliance for SNFs - Update and best practices

    • Overview of fraud and abuse laws for SNFs - Anti-Kickback statute, FCA, CMPs, and exclusion authority

    • Recent False Claims Act settlements - Focus areas that should be on your radar

    • Lessons learned under a Worthless Care CIA - How to work with the OIG and quality monitor

    • PDPM - Potential risks areas, CMS concerns, and best practices to ensure your claims can withstand audit

  15. Camp Compliance: Making Compliance Training Fun & Informative

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Nancee LeeAllen  | January 16, 2020 

    • This training is designed to assist compliance professionals to make compliance trainings fun and memorable

    • Fun and interesting compliance trainings can help prevent staff from zoning out and helps them to retain knowledge

    • We will look at HIPAA, Fraud, Waste and Abuse, and other necessary trainings in new fun way

  16. Compliance & Risk Assessments: Aligned with NIST Cybersecurity Framework & HITRUST CSF

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Uday Ali Pabrai  | January 14, 2020 

    • Prepare for 2020 compliance mandates, including lessons learned from 2019 settlements and enforcement

    • Examine core components for a comprehensive and thorough risk assessment exercise

    • Step through key areas for establishing a credible, NIST CsF & HITRUST-based compliance program

  17. An Effective Approach to Coding & Compliance

    2020 HCCA Web Conference  | Presenter(s): Rosalind Cordini, Jeannie Cagle  | January 09, 2020 

    • Gain insight into potential compliance issues identifiable in their audits

    • Develop strategies for effective education of audit results to providers

    • Gain the tools needed to create an effective coding education plan for their organization, whether through one-on-one training or group education

    • Learn where to go to stay up to date on compliance guideline changes

    • Be able to recognize their organization's vulnerabilities, ensuring they can protect it during audits

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