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Health Law Education with CLE at Your Pace

AHLA on-demand education opportunities feature experts across the spectrum of health law, including industry leaders, government representatives, and trusted educators. Build your knowledge and expertise, learn at your own pace, and earn credit with AHLA 101 Courses, On-Demand Webinars, and ePrograms.

Self-paced, on-demand courses offering comprehensive and concise coverage of essential topics.

• Behavioral Health Law and Compliance 101
• Fraud and Abuse Investigations 101
• Medical Coding 101
• Medicare 101
• The Health Care Claim Life Cycle 101

Take a deep dive into a variety of topics and practice areas with AHLA's on-demand ePrograms, recorded from multi-day in-person conferences. Learn from trusted experts and gain critical insights to support your clients in a rapidly changing industry. ePrograms include video, slides, and supplemental materials provided by well-vetted speakers. Our most recent titles include:

• Health Care Transactions eProgram
• Telehealth eProgram
• Medicare and Medicaid eProgram
• Advising Providers eProgram
• AI in Health Care eProgram
• Long Term Care eProgram
• Fraud and Compliance eProgram
• Fundamentals of Health Law eProgram
• Tax Issues for Health Care eProgram
• Annual Meeting eProgram
• In-House Counsel eProgram
• Health Plans eProgram

Stay apprised of the latest developments and analysis with these 60 and 90-minute webinar recordings, featuring discussions of challenging issues from health care industry colleagues associated with AHLA Practice Groups, and more. Our most popular titles include:

• 42 C.F.R. Part 2: Recent Changes and New Risks for Substance Use Disorder Records : This 90-minute webinar discusses recent amendments to the Confidentiality of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Patient Records Rule at 42 C.F.R. Part 2 (Part 2) and the implications of the upcoming February 2026 compliance deadline. Speakers examine changes to consent requirements, ambiguities regarding when HIPAA regulated entities may redisclose SUD records, the role of electronic health records in supporting Part 2 compliance, the potential for increased legal risk due to new breach notification requirements, application of HIPAA penalties, and delegation of enforcement to the HHS Office for Civil Rights.
• Ethical Issues for In-House Counsel and Compliance Officers in Preventing and Discouraging Corporate Misconduct: In-house counsel are often the gatekeepers for preventing, discouraging, investigating, and disclosing corporate misconduct. This 90-minute webinar utilizes a fact pattern scenario involving alleged violations of the Stark law and False Claims Act to examine an attorney’s role in preventing, discouraging, investigating, and disclosing corporate misconduct and the potential attorney ethics rules that are implicated in this role, including ABA Model Rule 1.13 – Organization as Client; ABA Model Rule 1.16 – A Lawyer’s Due Diligence; and ABA Model Rule 1.6 – Confidentiality.
• Health Data Privacy: Hot Topics, Trends, and Compliance Best Practices: This webinar explores new updates on the HIPAA Privacy and Security rules, including special rules for reproductive health information and upcoming changes to the HIPAA Security Rule. Speakers also examine state data privacy laws trends; website tracking technologies--including what practices are and are not permissible; breach incidents reported by business associates; enforcement trends and priorities; and compliance best practices.
• Botox, Lasers and Fillers: A Deep Dive into Medi-Spa Regulatory and Deal Issues: This 90-minute webinar covers key legal topics in the medi-spa industry, including different corporate structure models to promote compliance with the corporate practice of medicine and increased state regulation. The speakers also cover legal issues to consider when counseling a new medi-spa client such as scope of practice for physicians, non-physicians, and non-health care practitioners; facility licenses; and medi-spa service-specific considerations such as in-office anesthesia requirements. The webinar concludes with insights on mergers, acquisitions, and the impact of private equity in the field.