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Auditing Physician Contracts Under the New 2016 Stark Rules.
General Stark Law overview.
The requirements for compliance with key regulatory exceptions.
Summary of the upcoming changes to the Stark Law for 2016.
A discussion of the audit process and how to resolve issues that may arise.
Overview of the webinar
In this session Mr. Wolfe will provide an overview of the Stark Law and its 2016 changes. He will also discuss best practices for implementing and auditing physician compensation arrangements to minimize liability exposure and penalties, including conducting compliance audits, instituting policies, and establishing ongoing monitoring and review processes.
Who should attend?
In-House Counsel
Health Care Compliance Officers
Health Care Human Resources
Health Care CFOs
Health Care Executives
Why should you attend?
On October 30th CMS finalized a number of significant changes to the Stark Law that will be effective for the 2016 calendar year. With changes on the horizon, health care organizations should be monitoring and auditing their existing arrangements to ensure they are compliant with Stark’s technical requirements and key tenets of defensibility (e.g., fair market value, commercial reasonableness, and not taking into account designated health service referrals, etc.) in case their physician contracts are ever challenged.
Faculty - Mr.Joseph Wolfe
Joseph Wolfe is an attorney with Hall Render, the largest healthcare-focused law firm in the country. Mr. Wolfe supports high-performing hospitals, health systems, medical groups, and other healthcare organizations nationwide on complex financial, legal, regulatory, and strategic issues both as a consultant and attorney, depending on the scope of support, client preference, and need. He is a frequent speaker for most of the national healthcare trade associations and has given over 200 in-person, web-based, and podcast presentations in recent years. He is the leader of Hall Render’s healthcare regulatory practice group and currently serves as the vice chair of educational programming for the American Health Law Association’s Fraud & Abuse Practice Group. He is licensed as an attorney in both Florida and Wisconsin.