Telemedicine, which has seen an uptick of 340 percent for Medicare beneficiaries, is being coupled with wearable technology to help monitor COVID-19 cases while paving the way for more efficient administration of healthcare.

Telemedicine, which has seen an uptick of 340 percent for Medicare beneficiaries, is being coupled with wearable technology to help monitor COVID-19 cases while paving the way for more efficient administration of healthcare.

In light of the decreasing frequency of healthcare transactions, experts weigh in on the factors associated with how home health agencies can maximize their value to potential buyers.

In light of the decreasing frequency of healthcare transactions, experts weigh in on the factors associated with how home health agencies can maximize their value to potential buyers.

Indianapolis Hall Render attorneys discuss and distill major provisions of CMS's Hospital Outpatient System and Ambulatory Surgical Center Proposed Rule for 2021. 

Indianapolis Hall Render attorneys discuss and distill major provisions of CMS's Hospital Outpatient System and Ambulatory Surgical Center Proposed Rule for 2021. 

The nomination period has begun for the 2021 Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Bar Association, and Kelley Johnson of the Law Office of Kelley J. Johnson LLP  has been appointed to chair the effort. Johnson, who is a past president of the Indianapolis Bar Foundation, will lead a committee of members in selecting a slate of officers for the coming year.

The nomination period has begun for the 2021 Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Bar Association, and Kelley Johnson of the Law Office of Kelley J. Johnson LLP  has been appointed to chair the effort. Johnson, who is a past president of the Indianapolis Bar Foundation, will lead a committee of members in selecting a slate of officers for the coming year.

Despite a 2019 SCOTUS ruling on the issue, open questions remain about the extent to which Medicare sub-regulatory guidance is enforceable. This article from McDermott Will & Emery briefs four recent US District Court cases—including two in the false claims context—which tackled the issue with mixed results.

Despite a 2019 SCOTUS ruling on the issue, open questions remain about the extent to which Medicare sub-regulatory guidance is enforceable. This article from McDermott Will & Emery briefs four recent US District Court cases—including two in the false claims context—which tackled the issue with mixed results.