Wade’s Health Law Highlights for September 1, 2026
Read the issue: Wade’s Health Law Highlights for September 1, 2026The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division named healthcare one of five enforcement priorities, singling out telemedicine, Medicare and Medicaid billing, controlled substance diversion, and home health and hospice arrangements. Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald issued the memo, titled The Fraud…
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ChatGPT Gives Better Answers to Health-Related Questions Than Human Physicians, Study Finds
Summary of article from PsyPost, by Vladimir Hedrih: A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that ChatGPT provided superior responses to…
5 Best Practices for Achieving Healthcare Cloud Compliance
Summary of article from Pro IT Today, by Christopher Tozzi: Healthcare organizations can ensure cloud compliance by adopting several key practices. Implementing…
The Wearable Revolution: How to Use Personal Health Device Data in Litigation
Summary of article from Butler Snow LLP, by Katelyn Ashton, Susanna Moldoveanu: Wearable technology can play an important role in civil litigation…
CMS Releases Proposed Rule on Anomalous DME Spending and MSSP Financial Calculations
Summary of article from American Hospital Association: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released a proposed rule to address significant,…
Texas Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Youth Gender Transitions. It’s the Largest State With Such a Law
Summary of article from AP News, by Jim Vertuno, Andrew Demillo: The Texas Supreme Court upheld a state law banning gender-affirming medical…
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