Compliance efforts invariably uncover situations where it is possible that the
hospital has been overpaid. This session will analyze some common situations and
provide advice for developing factual and legal arguments that may eliminate the
need to make a voluntary disclosure. It will also provide recommendations for
how to handle situations that do require a refund. The session will include many
examples, including a detailed discussion of a situation where the hospital
fears that many "short stays" should have been treated as outpatient
admissions.
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Voluntary Disclosures: Avoid Them When Possible and How to Do Them When Necessary
US $237.00
You will learn the following:
How to recognize when the law requires a refund
Understand common mistakes made when making a voluntary disclosure
Learn the strategies for conducting internal investigations
Identify phrases that are helpful or harmful in letters to the government.
Meet Our Expert Speaker:
David M. Glaser is a
shareholder in Fredrikson & Byron’s Health Law Group and helped
establish its Health Care Fraud & Compliance Group. David assists clinics,
hospitals, and other health care entities negotiate the maze of health care
regulations, providing advice about risk management, reimbursement, and business
planning issues. He has considerable experience in health care regulation and
litigation, including compliance, criminal and civil fraud investigations, and
reimbursement disputes. David’s goal is to explain the government’s enforcement
position, and to analyze whether this position is supported by the law or
represents government overreaching.
Moderator: Nancy Collins, Publisher of The Journal of Medical Practice Management®
