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February 28, 2025
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

Health AI and Nondiscrimination Due Diligence: Key Considerations if the Section 1557 Regulation Is Rescinded

  • Drew Stevens, Parker Hudson Rainer & Dobbs LLP

Strengthening the Safety Net: How States Are Using the CCBHC Model to Meet Demand for Crisis Intervention and Stabilization Services

  • Noreen Vergara, Husch Blackwell LLP
  • John Gramlich, Husch Blackwell, LLP
  • Taylor Crossley, Husch Blackwell, LLP

Top Ten 2025: Cybersecurity Developments to Watch

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Fraud and Compliance

Chiropractor Convicted in $1.5 Million Fraud Scheme

DME Company Owner Charged in $30 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme

Fifth Circuit Says Planned Parenthood Is Immune from FCA Whistleblower Action

First Circuit Tosses FCA Retaliation Claim Against Rehabilitation Company

Government Sues Skilled Nursing Company, Executives, and Consultant for Fraudulent Billing

Hospice Operator Agrees to Pay $3 Million to Resolve False Billing Allegations

Lab Operator Convicted in $4 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme

Licensed Professional Counselor Handed More Than Three Years in Prison for Medicaid Fraud

Mobile Diagnostic Company Salesman Pleads Guilty to Kickback Scheme

Nurse and Husband Charged in $20 Million Fraud Scheme

Physician to Pay $600,000 to Resolve Allegations of False Billing for P-Stim Devices

Health Law Policy and Administration Hub

OPM, OMB Tell Agencies to Ready for “Large-Scale” Staff Reductions, Submit Reorganization Plans

Trump Directs Agencies to Ramp up Oversight of Compliance with Price Transparency Rules

U.S. Court in DC Continues to Block Federal Funding Freeze, Issues Preliminary Injunction

Labor and Employment

Eighth Circuit Revives States’ Challenge to EEOC Rule on Pregnant Worker Accommodations

Life Sciences

Drug Compounders Challenge FDA Removal of Semaglutide from Shortage List

U.S. Court in DC Orders CVS to Comply with FTC Records Demand in PBM Probe

U.S. Court in Missouri Refuses to Block State Law Protecting Use of Contract Pharmacies for 340B Drugs

Patient Care Liability and Litigation

Tenth Circuit Says Hospital Didn’t Violate EMTALA by Discharging Patient with “Possible” Emergency Condition
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