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May 8, 2026
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

CMS Expands Enhanced Oversight of Hospice Providers: Prepayment Review, Heightened Risk, and Rising Revocations

  • Shalyn Watkins, Holland & Knight LLP

Health Care Corporate Governance: Options for Separating from Problematic Directors

Health Law Career Journeys: Reflections on Motherhood

Current Topics

Behavioral Health

HHS Unveils Plan to Pare Down Reliance on Psychiatric Medications

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Coronavirus Pandemic Hub

Ninth Circuit Rejects Workers’ Religious Bias Action over Hospital’s COVID Vaccine Requirement

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Fraud and Compliance

California Vascular Practice, Physician Settle False Claims Allegations for $6.73 Million

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Federal Government Pursues False Claims Allegations Against Florida Immunologist

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Home Health Company Agrees to $1.2 Million Settlement of False Claims Accusations

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Mobile PET Scan Provider Reaches $8.3 Million False Claims, Kickback Settlement

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Nonprofit Clinics to Pay $750k over Alleged Medicaid False Claims for Misbranded Contraceptives

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Pharmacy Tech Pleads Guilty to Role in $5.6 Million Fraud Scheme

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Two Sentenced to Prison in $522 Million Genetic Testing Fraud Scheme

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Government Reimbursement

CMS Moving to Next Phase of Prior Authorization Streamlining Effort

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

New Medicare Demo to Offer $50 Monthly Access to Some GLP-1s

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Health Insurance

California Hospital Association Sues Anthem Blue Cross over Out-of-Network Doctor Penalty

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Life Sciences

ARPA-H Launches New AI-Powered Research Program to Drive Biomedical Discovery

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

FDA Proposes Replacing “Gender” References in Regulations with “Sex”

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

FDA Testing One-Day Screening Inspections to Boost Oversight Reach

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Patient Care Liability and Litigation

Hospital’s EMTALA Obligations Ended with Good-Faith Inpatient Admission, Eleventh Circuit Says

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Maryland Appeals Court Says Hospital Not Immune from Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Former Psychiatric Patient Killed His Wife

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff

Reproductive Health Law Hub

Supreme Court Temporarily Restores Access to Mifepristone Through Telemedicine, Mail Delivery

  • Written by AHLA Legal Staff
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Health Law Weekly Issue - May 8, 2026