Wade’s Health Law Highlights for October 20, 2026
Read the issue: Wade’s Health Law Highlights for October 20, 2026The Eleventh Circuit held in United States v. Chun that the government need only prove a defendant knowingly agreed to accept remuneration for referring patients who could be federally insured to satisfy the Anti-Kickback Statute’s federal health care program element. The opinion…
Recent Health Law Highlights Issues
Importance of Negotiating Holdover Provisions in Health Care Leases
Summary of article from Epstein Becker & Green, by Zlata Fayer, Allison Zangrilli: Negotiating holdover provisions, clauses that account for situations when…
As Federal Healthcare AI Regs Stall, States Take Matters Into Own Hands
Summary of article from Medical Marketing & Media, by Lecia Bushak: States such as Colorado and California are introducing legislation to regulate…
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…
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