Join us on September 5, 2024, at 4:00 PM for the New Jersey Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers (NJAASC) Legislative & Legal Update on the new Medical Debt Relief Act, signed into law in July 2024. Gain insights from top experts on how this legislation impacts healthcare. Speakers include John D. Fanburg, Esq., Managing Partner and Chair of Healthcare at Brach Eichler, with over 35 years of experience in health law; Isabelle Bibet-Kalinyak, Vice Chair of Healthcare at Brach Eichler, a seasoned attorney in complex healthcare transactions; and AJ Sabath, President & CEO of Advocacy & Management Group, a veteran in New Jersey government and politics. 📲 This 45-minute session includes a Q&A to help you navigate these changes. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eTA6zQEw #NJAASC #MedicalDebtRelief #HealthcareLaw #BrachEichler #LegislativeUpdate *This is an informational session only and not intended to create an attorney-client relationship with the attendees.
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In our most recent #FMG blog, we discuss the Illinois Appellate Court ruling over whether a phone call between an Illinois physician and two out-of-state doctors could establish personal jurisdiction over the nonresident physicians. This case offers valuable insight into how cross-state medical advice given via phone can impact jurisdiction. FMG authors: Donald Patrick Eckler and Charlotte Meltzer https://bit.ly/4dccuNL #FMGLaw #IllinoisLaw #Medical #Healthcare
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Navigating Certificate of Need (CON) laws can be a significant challenge for healthcare providers. These regulations, intended to manage costs and resource allocation, are often the center of heated debate. Now, one physician in North Carolina is taking a bold stand to challenge the effectiveness of these laws—an action that could have far-reaching implications for states nationwide. #HealthcareRegulation #CertificateOfNeed #CONLaws #HealthcarePolicy #CostManagement #HealthcareInnovation
Doctor’s lawsuit tests constitutionality of how NC regulates health care facilities
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Stay in the Know: Louisiana Restricts Physician Noncompetes Louisiana legislators have passed a bill limiting the length and geographical scope of noncompetes for specialty and primary care physicians, National Law Review reported. Senate Bill 165, which goes into effect Jan. 1, 2025, required noncompetes to expire three years for primary care physicians or five years for other physicians from the effective date of the initial agreement. Read more- https://lnkd.in/e3ERMHxZ #stayintheknowwithfusionanesthesia #louisiana #noncompete #healthcare #legislation #law #nationallawreview #physician #doctor #beckers #beckersphysicianleadership #primarycare
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Stay in the Know: California Takes Lead on Regulating Private Equity Health Deals California legislation that would give the attorney general authority to block private equity firms’ moves into the health-care industry is seen as a potential model for other states looking to limit consolidation and protect patient care. Read more: https://lnkd.in/epekyzEP #stayintheknowwithfusionanesthesia #bloomberglaw #ASC #fusionanesthesia #anesthesia #california #privateequity #legislation #article #research #law #regulation
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Part 15: Monmouth Medical Center Response Patients and caregivers have the right to a clear explanation of their treatment and care providers, as outlined in the patient bill of rights for general hospitals. Seeking this information is crucial when discrepancies arise. Despite expectations for a thorough grievance process following delays and errors, the response received once again pointed to the wrong patient due to a transfer date error. #MonmouthMedicalCenter #PatientRights #Healthcare #GrievanceProcess also the Md code referenced doesn’t apply and this is in reference to the YouTube video with dr rehim where I was given explicit permission to record. I am a gentleman though and have asked how to comply what they wanted me to remove and when I will be receiving my medical explanation from a physician. They returned by following a report anyway. After a 2.5 hour drive to long branch nj . I was able to clarify and file a report of my own. The police report filed was a joke and not by the attorneys.. ok case closed now again please explain the care provided as there is no limitation on this request . (You would think) Your medical records, treatment and care plans are not “internal investigations” know your rights. Also (recording sounds like explicit permission to me, not that it matters due to this being part of a criminal investigation against the hospitals :shrug: ) https://lnkd.in/eaTa4az6 Food for thought. Law firms are great at filibustering, 2 year statue of limitations in filing medical malpractice complaints to the board of physicians . That 2 years is comming up, in order to file a complaint you need to produce the evidence. This law firm seems to just be attacking first amendment rights too. With a Maryland threat. Resting on the assumption I never leave Maryland . (Tort wouldn’t apply if the phone call wasn’t in Maryland ) especially if filed in long branch nj as they do not enforce Maryland code or law. What does it take to file a “false police” report in America? (Long branch wasn’t able to answer)
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Every patient is unique. Every physician negotiation is unique. It is time to call an expert healthcare attorney and explore your options. Female physicians need specialist too. Sign up now for a free consult to see what options you have regarding your current situation and contract and see if we can make changes that will positively impact your life. #femalephysicians #womeninmedicine #physiciancontracts
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Self induced shortages - This is correct for states and for CMS designs. It is always states that shape or tolerate the worst health insurance plans that have deficits of health care workforce, usually half enough of each basic over 35 - 55% of its population. This is set in concrete where the elderly, poor, disabled, and worst employers are concentrated. This assures that weak private insurance is incapable of overcoming the disastrous public plans that only cover 65 - 85% of costs of delivery. These 2621 counties most behind across the nation are usually where Americans are found trying to avoid the high cost of living and housing. And many were put in this position by US health insurance failure, the worst among developed nations that fails at the critical junctures of life. Fixed income, debt, chronic illness, poor, lower income, disabled, mentally ill,
Nevada’s physician shortage may be self-induced, say experts "Nevada ranked 45th in the nation for the ratio of active physicians to the population in 2021, with 218 per 100,000 residents, compared with the national average of 272 Unfair regulatory scheme, cumbersome licensing requirements may be keeping the doctor away "The Nevada Board of Medical Examiners “has gone off the rails,” Las Vegas attorney Keith Weaver proclaimed during public comment at a recent meeting. Weaver, who represents physicians facing complaints and disciplinary action, told the Current the board “needs significant legislative reform which I and others will advocate for next session.”" Dana Gentry https://lnkd.in/dyt9XbeF
Nevada’s physician shortage may be self-induced, say experts • Nevada Current
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Why is it that in 2024 dental care is not considered healthcare. Think about how “the forces” have carved out oral care, mental health care, ear care, and eye care whereby people don’t have adequate coverage. And why is this? Follow the money. And our federal legislation is just now trying to change this? And the best goes on with our broken healthcare system and how and why it keeps people sick.
Why Bernie Sanders is targeting oral health: 'Dental care in America is in crisis.' — USA TODAY
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Restrictive covenant agreements, also known as “non-competes,” typically preclude doctors from soliciting patients of a practice when they leave that medical group and often also preclude them from working within a geographic radius of a medical group’s offices or a hospital where the doctor previously had privileges. In New Jersey, the enforceability of non-competes is decided on a case-by-case basis and is governed by common law principles rather than a statute. However, there is legislation pending in New Jersey that could drastically alter the landscape concerning restrictive covenants but Bill A3715 has been pending since May 2022 and may never come to fruition. In his latest blog, Mandelbaum Barrett PC Healthcare Litigation Co-Chair Steven Adler, Esq. explains the rationale behind non-competes and why in his opinion pending legislation should offer some protection to physicians. #HealthcareLitigation #Physicians #HealthcarePractioners #RestrictiveCovenants #NonCompete #EmploymentLaw
Should Restrictive Covenants for Doctors be Outlawed in New Jersey? - Mandelbaum Barrett PC
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Did you know Medicare doesn't cover certain medical services? Medicare doesn't cover: 🦷 Most dental services 👂 Hearing services 👁️ Most vision services ⌛ Long-term care services 💊 Most over-the-counter drugs Read the latest blog to learn more about Medicare: https://hubs.la/Q02yV0g90
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