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…
Recent Health Law Highlights Issues
Can ChatGPT Be Trusted to Provide Medication Information to Patients?
Summary of article from Drug Topics, by Lauren Massaro: A study published in the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association has found…
Tips to Shorten Healthcare’s Cybersecurity Learning Curve
Summary of article from Healthcare IT News, by Andrea Fox: Healthcare organizations are struggling with cybersecurity, especially as threats become more sophisticated.…
What to Learn From DOJ’s First Telehealth-Prescribed Controlled Substances Case
Summary of article from Husch Blackwell, by Jonathan Porter: On June 13, 2024, the Justice Department arrested two executives of Done Global…
Artificial Intelligence Governance – First, Build On What You Have
Summary of article from Guidepost Solutions LLC, by Kenneth Mendelson: As AI technology rapidly advances, organizations must prioritize AI governance to ensure…
The Rise of Fiduciary Health Plan Litigation
Summary of article from The Wagner Law Group, by Michael Schloss, Stephen Wilkes: In 2022, US health care spending reached $4.5 trillion,…
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