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  • D.C. District Court Resolves Challenge to Medicare’s Outlier Payment Rules for Banner Health v. Burwell By: Thomas W. Coons and Bryna R. Shmerling May 13, 2016
  • Physician Payment: CMS Proposes Quality Payment Program, Advanced APMs, and Merit-Based Incentive Payment System By: Christopher P. Dean and Matthew W. Horton May 13, 2016
  • Payment Matters May 13, 2016
  • WEBINAR: HIPAA Audits Have Arrived (Again) — How Covered Entities and Business Associates Can Prepare for OCR HIPAA Audits Phase 2 By: James B. Wieland and Emily H. Wein May 12, 2016
  • OIG Approves Another Medigap/Preferred Hospital Network in Advisory Opinion 16-04 By: Meredith N. Larson 2016: Issue 7
  • Health Law Alert 2016: Issue 7
  • CMS’s Proposed IPPS and LTCH FY 2017 Rule: Key Takeaways By: Leslie Demaree Goldsmith and Samantha C. Flanzer April 29, 2016
  • Comprehensive Primary Care Plus Model: Today’s Alternative Payment Model for Primary Care Providers Could Be Tomorrow’s Obligatory Payment Model By: Christopher P. Dean and Matthew W. Horton April 29, 2016
  • Payment Matters April 29, 2016
  • Jury Sides with Defendant in Whistleblower’s Suit Alleging Defendant “Caused” False Claims By: James P. Holloway 2016: Issue 6 — Focus on White Collar
  • Health Law Alert 2016: Issue 6 — Focus on White Collar
  • Recent Medicare Cost Reporting Decisions — Administrative and Judicial April 2016
  • Yet Again, OIG Approves Medigap Policy Contracts with Preferred Hospital Network By: Stewart W. Kameen 2016: Issue 5
  • Health Law Alert 2016: Issue 5
  • Proposed Changes to the Part 2 Regulations: Another Example of Necessary Flexibility in the Wake of Changes to Health Care Delivery By: Emily H. Wein and Hannah M. Whitman Clark 2016: Issue 5
  • Medicare Appeals 10-Year Backlog: D.C. Circuit Signals Enough is Enough By: Leslie Demaree Goldsmith and Matthew W. Horton March 31, 2016
  • Payment Matters March 31, 2016
  • FTC Staff Provides Antitrust Guidance to State Medical Boards By: E. John Steren 2016: Issue 4 — Focus on Antitrust
  • The FTC’s Three Current Hospital Merger Challenges: Will the FTC Ever Lose? By: John J. Miles 2016: Issue 4 — Focus on Antitrust
  • Proposed Enrollment Rule Changes — de Facto Exclusion? By: Donna J. Senft 2016: Issue 4 — Focus on Antitrust