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October 29, 2021
Health Law Weekly

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HHS Proposes Nixing Rule for Sunsetting Regulations

The Lighter Side of Health Law—October 2021

Third Circuit Affirms Government's Dismissal of Whistleblower Action Alleging False Inpatient Certifications

Current Topics

Antitrust

FTC Requires DaVita to Divest Three Dialysis Clinics, Restores Prior Approval Policy

Behavioral Health

First Circuit Allows Constitutional Claims Against N.H. Health Commissioner over Involuntary Admissions for Mental Health Care

HHS Unveils New Overdose Prevention Strategy

Coronavirus Pandemic Hub

CMS Details Medicaid, CHIP Coverage Requirements for COVID-19-Related Treatment

HHS Unveils New Steps to Expand Access to Rapid COVID-19 Tests

Fraud and Compliance

Arizona Physician Indicted for Health Care Fraud Involving Mobile Medical Practice

Counseling Agency Owner, Manager Plead Guilty to Defrauding Medicaid for Mental Health Services

DOJ Files Complaint Against Kaiser Alleging Medicare Advantage Fraud

Pharmacy Owners, Physicians Plead Guilty to $126 Million Compounding Fraud Scheme

Senate Judiciary Committee Advances False Claims Amendments Act

Two Physicians to Pay $3.9 Million for Alleged Urine Drug Testing Fraud

Health Policy and Administration

Senate Lawmakers Reintroduce Bipartisan Measure to Address Social Determinants of Health

Labor and Employment

EEOC Issues New Guidance on Religious Exemptions from COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

Medical Staff, Credentialing, and Peer Review

Iowa Supreme Court Says State Law Prohibits Public Release of Investigative Information for Physician Disciplinary Proceeding Before Final Decision
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Health Law Weekly Issue - October 29, 2021