What Health Reform (and other Recent Changes) Means for Corporate Compliance 2011

Why Should You Attend: The Health Reform and other recent laws enacted by Congress are making it easier for the government to crack down on healthcare fraud and are focused on changing fraud enforcement from "pay and chase" to fraud prevention. To accomplish this, certain laws have been relaxed, new laws have been enacted, and federal funding for fraud activities has been increased. Couple these changes with the complexity of health care regulation and how easy it can be for a health care organization to violate the regulatory requirements.

In this webinar, you will learn about the recent changes to the False Claims Act, Anti-kickback Statute, the Stark Law and the Civil Monetary Penalties Law and other important changes included in the Affordable Care Act that affect corporate compliance.

We will also review recent fraud and abuse enforcement actions, discuss the implications for these changes and the recent activities by the fraud enforcement for health care providers, and will provide recommendations for steps to be taken now to strengthen compliance programs to address these new challenges.

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• The changes that have been made to the False Claims Act, Anti-kickback Statute, the Stark Law and the Civil Monetary Penalties Law that affect fraud enforcement.
• Other important changes included in the Affordable Care Act that are designed to increase fraud prevention.
• Recent fraud enforcement activities that signal where the federal investigators are focusing their efforts.
• What health care organizations should do today to strengthen their compliance efforts to avoid getting caught in the snare of a federal enforcement action?

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