About the Program

This important program brings together legal counsel, compliance officers, and government representatives for an invaluable learning and networking opportunity. The planning committee is working hard to put together a program that will address emerging regulatory trends, recent case law and legislative developments, and how they will affect legal and compliance practices in health care.

What You'll Learn

• Gain a greater understanding of regulations (Physicians Self-Referral, False Claims Act, Anti-Kickback Statute) and enforcement efforts in these areas.
• Learn how emerging regulatory trends, recent case law, and legislative development will affect their health care clients and institutions.
• Hear from government representatives about their priorities to address fraud and abuse.
• Engage with peers and learn about risk areas and responding to investigations.

Who You'll Meet

• General Counsel and other In-House Counsel  from Hospitals and Health Systems, AMCs,  Health Plans, Physician Practices, Long Term  and Post Acute Care Facilities
• Outside Counsel
• Compliance officers and those advising on  compliance matters
• Privacy and security officers
• Consultants and business advisors, including  FMV experts
• Regulatory affairs officers
• Government representatives from OIG, CMS,  and other HHS agencies, DOJ, and state regulatory and enforcement agencies 

Program Planning Committee

	John E. Kelly, Chair Barnes & Thornburg LLP Washington, DC		Laura F. Laemmle-Weidenfeld Jones Day Washington, DC
	Yemi O. Adeyanju Vice President, Division Senior Corporate Counsel - South Providence St Joseph Health Irvine, CA		Tony R. Maida McDermott Will & Emery LLP New York, NY
	Felicia E. Heimer Senior Counsel Office of the Inspector General, US Department of Health and Human Services Washington, DC		Leia C. Olsen Compliance Officer - Acute Care Regulatory/Investigations & Incidents Ascension Glendale, WI