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HortySpringer Health Law Expressions Podcast

Check out Health Law Expressions -- our podcast channel, in which HortySpringer attorneys give their take on cutting edge developments in health law in 20 minutes or less, and have some fun while doing so. You give us 20 minutes, we’ll give you the law.

  1. 19 AUG

    Patient Safety Organizations – New Court Case Provides New Opportunities

    Exciting news for those in the PSO world! The United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit issued an opinion (In re Baycare Medical Group, 101 F.4th 1287 (11th Cir. 2024)) on May 14, 2024 that expands the scope of information, known as “Patient Safety Work Product,” protected by the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act (“PSQIA”). The Court rejects the “sole purpose” test articulated by other courts and the Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”), finding that the test...

    14 min

  2. 15 AUG

    Fraud Runs In The Family

    HortySpringer attorneys Henry Casale and Hala Mouzaffar take a look at three clinics in rural Alabama to see how a physician’s disregard of warnings that her clinics were committing fraud led to the fall of the clinics, the physician, and the physician’s wife. Listen now to this episode of the The Kickback Chronicles to see what you can learn from the misfortune of others.

    26 min

  3. 5 JUN

    The Triple Crown of Fraud

    On this week’s episode, HortySpringer attorneys Henry Casale and Hala Mouzaffar dive into the case of a seasoned professional who found himself in the middle of not one, not two, but three different fraudulent healthcare schemes. Listen now to this episode of the “Kickback Chronicles” to see what you can learn from the misfortune of others.

    19 min

  4. 13 MAY

    While You Were Sleeping: CMS Revises Guidelines on Informed Consent for Sensitive Examinations

    It has been a longstanding practice within Hospitals across the U.S. for medical students and other practitioners-in-training to perform pelvic and other sensitive examinations on patients, most of whom are under anesthesia, without their explicit consent. Join Hala and Mary as they discuss the growing movement to better police this practice and how, as a result of mounting public scrutiny, it has caught the attention of CMS.

    15 min

  5. 9 MAY

    Urine Trouble Too

    On this week’s episode, HortySpringer attorneys Henry Casale and Hala Mouzaffar take a look at how some not-so-routine drug testing landed two providers in hot water. Listen now to this episode of the “Kickback Chronicles” to see what you can learn from the misfortune of others.

    16 min

  6. 1 MAY

    Gun Jumping - Don’t Act Like You’re Merged Until You Are!

    When hospitals and health systems are pursuing a merger or affiliation, there is a natural tendency to move things along quickly. While it is ok to conduct due diligence, explore potential efficiencies and plan for what might be possible if the affiliation takes place, the parties need to refrain from acting like they are already affiliated, implementing plans or sharing competitively sensitive information such as payor contracts until the deal is done. To do so could constitute unlawful “gun...

    7 min

  7. 18 APR

    Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll

    On this week’s episode, HortySpringer attorneys Henry Casale and Hala Mouzaffar turn their attention to a small town in Tennessee to look at a provider that helped exacerbate the opioid crisis in his community for fame and fortune. Listen now to this episode of the “Kickback Chronicles” to see what you can learn from the misfortune of others.

    17 min

  8. 20 MAR

    Bigger (and Broader) is Better When It Comes to Releases

    Two recent lawsuits decided by Utah courts draw attention to the importance of strong, broad release language protecting physician leaders who volunteer to participate in credentialing, peer review, and other medical staff activities. In both cases, the physicians challenging peer review activity argued that the release language set forth in the Medical Staff Bylaws should not be applied to block their claims. One aggrieved physician claimed that the release language only applied to formal re...

    9 min
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Check out Health Law Expressions -- our podcast channel, in which HortySpringer attorneys give their take on cutting edge developments in health law in 20 minutes or less, and have some fun while doing so. You give us 20 minutes, we’ll give you the law.

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