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Schedule
This program will be formatted as a traditional 3 day in-person program - we are excited for attendees to connect and network in person. We will not be live streaming the program. Those that are unable to attend in person, the session recordings are available to purchase.
AHLA is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for program participants and staff. AHLA has adopted preventative measures to reduce the potential spread of the COVID-19 virus, including proof of vaccine, and is following guidance provided by the US Centers for Disease Control and local authorities. Attendees are also expected to do their part and abide by AHLA’s Duty of Care.
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Sessions by Topic |
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| 2:00-6:00 pm |
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Registration and Check-In |
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| 7:00 am-5:45 pm | ||||
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Registration and Check-In |
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| 5:30-6:30 pm | ||||
| Welcome Reception, Sponsored by BRG This event is included in the program registration; attendees, faculty, and registered adult, teen and youth guests welcome. +Details |
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| 6:00-7:00 am |
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Exercise Activities: Fun Run OR Yoga |
| 7:00 am-4:45 pm | |||||
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Registration and Check-In |
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| 7:00-8:30 am | |||||
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Continental Breakfast |
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| 8:00 am-12:15 pm GENERAL SESSION | |||||
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8:00-8:15 am 8:15-9:00 am 9:00-9:45 am 10:15 am-12:15 pm |
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| 12:30-1:45 pm | |||||
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Lunch on your own or attend the Networking Lunch |
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| 2:00-3:00 pm | |||||
| 4. The Jetsons: Coming to a Hospital Near You! (not repeated) Priya J. Bathija Stephen M. Parodi Kristen McDermott Woodrum +Details |
5. Liability in Long Term Care (not repeated) Alissa Fleming Felicia E. Heimer +Details |
6. Legal Ethics Like a Boss: What Bruce Springsteen Can Teach Health Care Lawyers About Professional Responsibility William W. Horton Marc D. Goldstone +Details |
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7. Contracting Beyond Traditional Health Care Settings: Model for Virtual First Care (V1C) Payer/Provider Contracts |
8. Recent Developments in Employment Law for the Health Law Professional Robert Niccolini Danyale Phillips +Details |
9. Navigating the Information Blocking Fog: Practical Steps to Move from Confusion to Clarity Adam Greene Amy Leopard +Details |
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| 3:00-3:30 pm | |||||
| Break | |||||
| 3:30-4:45 pm EXTENDED SESSIONS | |||||
| 10. Hospital Charges under the Microscope: Operational Implications of the Price Transparency Rule and No Surprises Act Christi Braun Andrew Ruskin +Details |
11. Representing a Physician at a Fair Hearing and Terminating and Disciplining the Physician Employee without Violating their Medical Staff Due Process Rights |
12. Information Blocking: Sharing and Enforcement Elise Sweeney Anthony Michael Lipinski Andrew VanLandingham +Details |
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| 13. Partnership Strategies: The Prizes and Pitfalls of Mergers, Joint Ventures, and Flying Solo Earl Barnes Danae K. Prousis Andrew Rehagen Conor Reidy +Details |
14. DOJ Litigation and OIG Priorities Susan Gillin Michael E. Shaheen Rohith Srinivas +Details |
15. Road to 988 Implementation: Rethinking our Crisis System Kirsten Beronio Brad Lerner Reyna Taylor +Details |
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| 6:30-9:30 pm | |||||
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Field Museum Reception, Sponsored by AHLA’s Members’ Law Firms |
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| 7:00 am-4:45 pm |
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Registration and Check-In |
| 7:00-8:30 am | |||||
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Continental Breakfast |
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| 8:00-9:15 am EXTENDED SESSIONS | |||||
| 16. The Digital Health Revolution is Here: Key Considerations for Addressing Fraud and Abuse Risk Areas and Compliance Kristin Bohl Kristin Carter Karen S. Glassman +Details |
17. Telemedicine Post-COVID: Where Are We and What's Next? Laura Laemmle-Weidenfeld Terry Lewis +Details |
18. Risk Adjustment and False Claims Act Cases: Government Overreach or Reasonable Oversight Edward Baker Sean C. Cenawood +Details |
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| 10. Hospital Charges under the Microscope: Operational Implications of the Price Transparency Rule and No Surprises Act (repeat) Christi Braun Andrew Ruskin +Details |
12. Information Blocking: Sharing and Enforcement (repeat) Elise Sweeney Anthony Michael Lipinski Andrew VanLandingham +Details |
13. Partnership Strategies: The Prizes and Pitfalls of Mergers, Joint Ventures, and Flying Solo (repeat) Earl Barnes Danae K. Prousis Andrew Rehagen Conor Reidy +Details |
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| 9:45-10:45 am | |||||
| 19. Care and Support of Transgender Patients: Emerging Trends and Concerns, and How You Can Help (not repeated) Kirk Dobbins Trent Stechschulte +Details |
20. Show Me the Money: How to Advise Physician Practices When Private Equity comes Knocking on Their Door |
21. Analyzing and Assessing the Impact of Contracts, Business Practices, and Mergers in Health Care on Labor Markets Dionne Lomax Matt Schmitt Henry Su +Details |
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22. Provider Co-Location: The Final Word or More to Come? |
23. Telebehavioral Health 2.0: Where We Are and Where We Are Going Jeffrey Poizner Michaela Poizner +Details |
24. Now What? The New Normal in Health Care Vaccine Policies Brian Dean Abramson Denise Hill +Details |
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| 11:15 am-12:15 pm | |||||
| 25. The New General Counsel’s Agenda–Déjà Vu All Over Again (not repeated) Jennifer Abruzzo Jon Anderson +Details |
26. Legal Ethics: Ethical Challenges and the Impact of “Artificial Intelligence” on the Practice of Law and Medicine (not repeated) Gordon Apple Haavi Morreim +Details |
27. Everything You Wanted to Know About Ransomware (but were Afraid to Ask) Devon Ackerman Lynn Sessions Laurie Levin +Details |
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| 28. The End of Global and Professional Direct Contracting and Transition to ACO REACH: Redefining Physician Practice to Deliver Value Robert Guenthner Katherine Sullivan +Details |
29. The Public Health Emergency (PHE) is Ending: What Should Providers Expect Next? Thomas Barker Kimberly Brandt +Details |
30. Antitrust and Competition Issues in the Pharma Industry Neely Agin Aimee E. DeFilippo +Details |
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| 12:30-1:45 pm | |||||
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Lunch on your own or attend the Networking Lunch |
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| 2:00-3:15 pm EXTENDED SESSIONS | |||||
| 11. Representing a Physician at a Fair Hearing and Terminating and Disciplining the Physician Employee without Violating their Medical Staff Due Process Rights (repeat) Lil Delcampo Matthew Dushoff +Details |
14. DOJ Litigation and OIG Priorities (repeat) Susan Gillin Michael E. Shaheen Rohith Srinivas +Details |
15. Road to 988 Implementation: Rethinking our Crisis System (repeat) Kirsten Beronio Brad Lerner Reyna Taylor +Details |
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| 16. The Digital Health Revolution is Here: Key Considerations for Addressing Fraud and Abuse Risk Areas and Compliance (repeat) Kristin Bohl Kristin Carter Karen S. Glassman +Details |
17. Telemedicine Post-COVID: Where Are We and What's Next? (repeat) Laura Laemmle-Weidenfeld Terry Lewis +Details |
18. Risk Adjustment and False Claims Act Cases: Government Overreach or Reasonable Oversight (repeat) Edward Baker Sean C. Cenawood +Details |
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| 3:45-4:45 pm | |||||
| 31. Transitions: Sustaining Attorney Well-Being During Times of Change (not repeated) Jennifer Nelson Carney Anthony Fanucci +Details |
32. What your Compliance Officer Is–and Isn't: Problems with the Dual Role of General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer (not repeated) Barry S. Herrin Ross Ronan +Details |
33. Silent Epidemic: Workplace Violence in Behavioral Health and Acute Care Settings Tiffany Buckley-Norwood Eric Neiman +Details |
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| 34. A Tasting of Often Under Appreciated Tax Topics Rob Cepielik Michael Fine Kyle Gross +Details |
35. DEI or DIE: Case Studies in What We’ve Learned About the DEI Imperative in the Post-COVID Transition Komal Chokshi Andrea Ferrari Clevonne Jacobs +Details |
7. Contracting Beyond Traditional Health Care Settings: Model for Virtual First Care (V1C) Payer/Provider Contracts |
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| 4:45-6:00 pm | |||||
| Networking Reception, sponsored by VMG Health This event is included in the program registration; attendees, faculty, and registered adult, teen, and youth guests welcome. +Details |
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| 7:00 am-1:15 pm |
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Registration and Check-In |
| 7:00-8:30 am | |||||
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Continental Breakfast |
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| 8:00-9:00 am | |||||
| 36. Trends in ERISA Preemption: PBMs, State Consumer Fraud Laws, and State Regulation of Health Care (not repeated) Thomas J. Sullivan +Details |
37. Annual Alternative Dispute Resolution Update (not repeated) Geoff Drucker J. Mark Waxman Emily Wey +Details |
38. The No Surprises Act and Its Impact on the Future of Managed Care Amanda Hayes-Kibreab A. Joel Richlin +Details |
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| 39. Achieving Your Organization’s Goals and Mission through Strategic Clinical and Corporate Governance Timothy B. Adelman Lindsay Laug Michael Rambert +Details |
24. Now What? The New Normal in Health Care Vaccine Policies (repeat) Brian Dean Abramson Denise Hill +Details |
30. Antitrust and Competition Issues in the Pharma Industry (repeat) Neely Agin Aimee E. DeFilippo +Details |
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| 9:30-10:30 am | |||||
| 40. Home Health and Hospice in the Hot Seat–The Compliance Landscape in 2022 (not repeated) Rachel Hold-Weiss Kimberly Skehan +Details |
41. When Disaster Strikes Again: How to Prepare your Organization (not repeated) Leah Domstead Allison Hollender +Details |
8. Recent Developments in Employment Law for the Health Law Professional (repeat) Robert Niccolini Danyale Phillips +Details |
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| 28. The End of Global and Professional Direct Contracting and Transition to ACO REACH: Redefining Physician Practice to Deliver Value (repeat) Robert Guenthner Katherine Sullivan +Details |
33. Silent Epidemic: Workplace Violence in Behavioral Health and Acute Care Settings (repeat) Tiffany Buckley-Norwood Eric Neiman +Details |
35. DEI or DIE: Case Studies in What We’ve Learned About the DEI Imperative in the Post-COVID Transition (repeat) Komal Chokshi Andrea Ferrari Clevonne Jacobs +Details |
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| 11:00 am-12:00 noon | |||||
| 42. Using Genomic Data in Health Care Research: Legal Considerations to Support Innovation (not repeated) Maggie Huston David Peloquin Alya Sulaiman +Details |
6. Legal Ethics Like a Boss: What Bruce Springsteen Can Teach Health Care Lawyers About Professional Responsibility (repeat) William W. Horton Marc D. Goldstone +Details |
21. Analyzing and Assessing the Impact of Contracts, Business Practices, and Mergers in Health Care on Labor Markets (repeat) Dionne Lomax Matt Schmitt Henry Su +Details |
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| 27. Everything You Wanted to Know About Ransomware (but were Afraid to Ask) (repeat) Devon Ackerman Laurie Levin Lynn Sessions +Details |
29. The Public Health Emergency (PHE) is Ending: What Should Providers Expect Next? (repeat) Thomas Barker Kimberly Brandt +Details |
39. Achieving Your Organization’s Goals and Mission through Strategic Clinical and Corporate Governance (repeat) Timothy B. Adelman Lindsay Laug Michael Rambert +Details |
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| 12:15-1:15 pm | |||||
| 9. Navigating the Information Blocking Fog: Practical Steps to Move from Confusion to Clarity (repeat) Adam Greene Amy Leopard +Details |
22. Provider Co-Location: The Final Word or More to Come? (repeat) Jesse Berg David Wright +Details |
23. Telebehavioral Health 2.0: Where We Are and Where We Are Going (repeat) Jeffrey Poizner Michaela Poizner +Details |
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| 34. A Tasting of Often Under Appreciated Tax Topics (repeat) Rob Cepielik Michael Fine Kyle Gross +Details |
38. The No Surprises Act and Its Impact on the Future of Managed Care (repeat) Amanda Hayes-Kibreab A. Joel Richlin +Details |
In-Person Program Format
How It Works
- We will offer in-depth breakout sessions where speakers and attendees can interact and collaborate with each other in-person.
- We consider the health and safety of all those onsite at in-person programs our top priority. AHLA will follow guidance and requirements issued by the CDC as well as by state and local government and are working with the hotel to ensure your health and safety as we transition back to in-person programming.
- All attendees, who register for the in-person program, will be required to commit to our Duty of Care agreeing to follow the protocols we establish and monitor their own health for the health and safety of all.
- To minimize crowding, we are offering extended time for registration. We have adopted a new onsite registration system by providing seamless, touchless check-in, onsite badge printing, and safety supplies to all attendees to use while in attendance.
- Built-in extended time between sessions for moving from room to room, networking with colleagues, and personal break time.
- Socially distanced seating arrangements in breakout rooms, regular cleaning in and around meeting spaces, and appropriate signage/floor decals to reinforce spatial distancing and other safety reminders.
- The program sessions will be recorded. Recordings of the presentations, along with the materials will be available for purchase after the program for those that are unable to attend in person. More information on our ePrograms.
Benefits of the In-Person Program
- After a year of virtual programming, you will finally be able to step out from behind your computer and network face-to-face with other health law professionals.
- Interact with colleagues at in-depth breakout sessions.
This program will be formatted as a traditional two and a half day in-person program - we are excited for attendees to connect and network in person.
AHLA is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for program participants and staff. AHLA has adopted preventative measures to reduce the potential spread of the COVID-19 virus, including proof of vaccine or a negative PCR test, and is following guidance provided by the US Centers for Disease Control and local authorities. Attendees are also expected to do their part and abide by AHLA’s Duty of Care.