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Vital Signs: Digital Health Law Update | Summer 2021

NOTE FROM THE EDITORS - The "dog days of summer" certainly provide a welcome, if brief, break in the extremely rapid pace of statutory, regulatory, and various other policy and industry efforts applicable to digital health....more

Emerging Testing Technologies Offer Potentially Significant Improvements for COVID-19 Screening Programs

The Situation: New COVID-19 testing technologies may provide for more reliable and less invasive options for use in COVID-19 screening programs by employers and others. The Action: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration...more

Vital Signs: Digital Health Law Update | Summer 2020

Note From the Editors - With this Summer 2020 issue of Vital Signs, we take a moment to again applaud the remarkable actions of all the health care and life science organizations around the globe working tirelessly on our...more

Telemedicine and the Coronavirus Crisis: Key Legal Issues for Providers to Consider

The Situation: As the outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, telemedicine platforms are ideally situated to coordinate care and minimize exposure, while advancing access to care. The Action:...more

States Relax Physician Assistant Supervision and Delegation Laws

The Situation: States have historically required close physician supervision of physician assistants, including, among other things, onerous chart review requirements, co-location of physicians on-site where physician...more

Newly Proposed AKS and Stark Law Protections For Value-Based Care Models

The Situation: The Department of Health and Human Services has introduced the Regulatory Sprint to Coordinated Care Initiative in order to revise regulations associated with the anti-kickback statute, Stark Law, HIPAA, and 42...more

Proposed Revisions to Stark Law and AKS Protections for Electronic Health Records Donations

The Situation: Though not universal, Electronic Health Records ("EHR") technology adoption is now widespread in the health care industry. And, while an existing safe harbor under the federal Anti-Kickback Statute ("AKS") and...more

CMS Proposes New Limitations to the Isolated Transactions Exception to the Stark Law

The Situation: The isolated transactions exception under the Stark Law has been used by some providers and entities to retroactively protect services arrangements that do not qualify for personal services or market value...more

Vital Signs: Digital Health Law Update | Winter 2020

NOTE FROM THE EDITORS - Welcome to the first issue of "Vital Signs"—a refreshed and reframed revival of Jones Day's Digital Health Law Update, given our long-standing commitment, experience, and leadership in digital...more

Newly Proposed Protections for Cybersecurity Technology Under the AKS and Stark Law

The Situation: Despite the ongoing evolution of cybersecurity technology and services, patients' health information and other confidential data remain vulnerable to cyberattacks because such technology and services are often...more

OIG Proposes New Exception for Dialysis-Related Telehealth Technologies

The Situation: Telehealth services continue to evolve and show promise for improving quality care, care coordination, and access to services while also reducing the costs of care. The Action: The Office of Inspector...more

CMS Proposes Changes to Arrangement Valuation Terms Under the Federal Stark Law

The Situation: There has been longstanding uncertainty in the health care industry related to interpreting certain compensation valuation terms used throughout the statutory and regulatory exceptions to the federal physician...more

False Claims Act Alert: Federal Grant Reporting Serves as Basis for FCA Action

On February 16, 2018, the University of North Texas settled with the Department of Justice for more than $13 million based upon a self-reported failure to accurately measure, track, and pay researchers for effort spent on...more

FDA Establishes Electronic Privacy, Security, and Reliability Criteria for Clinical Trial Records

In March 1997, the Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") published a final rule, codified in 21 CFR Part 11 ("Part 11"), establishing the privacy, security, and reliability criteria for electronic records and electronic...more

Telemedicine in the Emergency Department and EMTALA Compliance

Although enacted more than 30 years ago, the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act ("EMTALA") remains aggressively enforced and important for Medicare-participating hospitals to consider as they implement telemedicine...more

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