Digital copiers and printers can store information, including protected health information (PHI), on their hard drives. Neglecting to wipe equipment hard drives clean at lease end or at time of ... Read the full article
Rates for April and May of 2018 continued their slight upward trend with the April rate coming in at 5.02% and May at 5.22%. As the chart below demonstrates, even ... Read the full article
In December 2016 President Obama signed the “Cures Act” to give small businesses and nonprofits a “new” option for providing health care to employees. Previously, the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) ... Read the full article
Medicaid will pay for long-term care in an “approved” skilled care facility. In fact, Medicaid pays for most of the long-term care in this country. To obtain Medicaid benefits in ... Read the full article
A medical provider must exercise caution when responding to a patient’s online review to ensure that their response does not violate HIPAA. Understand that a patient review does not authorize ... Read the full article
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By Orly R. Rumberg | Published June 11, 2018 Digital copiers and printers can store information, including protected health information (PHI), on their hard drives. Neglecting to wipe equipment hard drives clean at lease end or at time of ...
By Thomas M. Woebkenberg | Published May 22, 2018 Rates for April and May of 2018 continued their slight upward trend with the April rate coming in at 5.02% and May at 5.22%. As the chart below demonstrates, even ...
By Kevin K. Frank | Published May 17, 2018 In December 2016 President Obama signed the “Cures Act” to give small businesses and nonprofits a “new” option for providing health care to employees. Previously, the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) ...
By Edward D. Bender | Published May 8, 2018 Medicaid will pay for long-term care in an “approved” skilled care facility. In fact, Medicaid pays for most of the long-term care in this country. To obtain Medicaid benefits in ...
By Orly R. Rumberg | Published May 7, 2018 A medical provider must exercise caution when responding to a patient’s online review to ensure that their response does not violate HIPAA. Understand that a patient review does not authorize ...
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