Health Law Year-in-Review (2023)

A fast-paced review of the major health care regulatory updates, case law developments, and other state and federal actions that shape policy and deal making for health care organizations of all sizes.

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Credit General:1.0

Tag(s) Health

Description

Nebraska MCLE #256956. 1.0 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)

Michael W. Chase, Baird Holm LLP

Michael W. Chase is a partner in the Health Care Section at Baird Holm LLP. Mr. Chase counsels clients on federal and state regulatory matters including the Federal health care fraud and abuse laws, HIPAA, compliance programs, and institutional review board compliance. Mr. Chase is a member of the Nebraska Bar Association (serving as Chair of the Health Law Section Education Committee), American Health Lawyers Association, the Healthcare Financial Management Association, and the Health Care Compliance Association. He studied health care law at Saint Louis University School of Law and also received his Masters in Health Administration from Saint Louis University School of Public Health.

Joe Huigens, Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O

Joe Huigens’ practice is substantially devoted to the representation of healthcare professionals, hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, group practices, durable medical equipment suppliers, accountable care organizations, and numerous other entities involved in the U.S. healthcare industry. His broad and thorough understanding of the legal issues impacting players in that industry affords Joe’s clients ready access to legal advice and assistance to meet their needs in nearly every aspect of health law.

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