Are state-level movements to legislate the composition of Boards of Directors just a fad? We don’t think so.
Today we are, in remembrance of Thanksgiving Dinners’ Past, reminded of the wisdom of letting an argument go and turning to less fiery topics. We will focus on bringing us all back up to speed following the Supreme Court hearing in Texas v. California last week, and will provide our best assessment as to the…
This week all eyes were on the Supreme Court as it heard arguments in Texas v. California, a case that once again challenges the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). However, there is another case making its way to the SCOTUS that is also critically important to tens of millions of people: Alex M.…
In our last Compliance Article, we supplied you with yet another cliff hanger, promising to return to discuss the Office of Civil Rights’ (OCR) continued focus on enforcement of Patient’s Right of Access under HIPAA. We know you have all been on the edges of your seats and we are back in this segment to…
In healthcare, there are (almost always) going to be more questions than answers. Every so often there is an issue where the solution is transparent and compelling. However, telehealth is an example that falls into the more questions than answers category.
On September 22, 2020, President Donald J. Trump issued Executive Order 13950, Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping. The basic premise of the Executive Order (EO) is one, we think, all can support: We need to continue to work on eliminating race and sex stereotyping…or at least we thought we could.