JAMS Neutral Discusses Common Health Care Disputes

A new guide from Osler’s Health Law practice is available to help Ontario public hospital boards of directors meet their governance oversight obligations in relation to AI. With AI rapidly evolving as a capability in healthcare, a structured governance framework is essential. The authors of the guide are Michael Watts, partner and Chair of the Health Law Practice, partner Susan Newell of the Health Law Practice, and partner Sam Ip of the Technology Group. https://ow.ly/N2ux50Zth3g

A practical guide just published by my Health and AI colleagues which will be of interest to anyone working in healthcare.

Host Megan Beaver talks to Alex Lucas and Jason Mayer Mayer about the No Surprises Act, a 2021 law designed to protect patients from unexpected medical bills, the federal independent dispute resolution process it created, the challenges that have plagued that process, and the new federal rule issued on June 4, 2026. The episode also covers the growing wave of enforcement litigation and what’s on the horizon for IDR. Payers, Providers, and Patients—Oh My! is Crowell & Moring’s health care podcast, discussing legal and regulatory issues that affect health care entities’ in-house counsel, executives, and investors. Click to listen: https://lnkd.in/gH_bVYBH

As states renew their focus on the corporate practice of medicine (CPOM), health care providers, investors, and dealmakers are navigating an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. Ice Miller LLP partner Taryn Stone recently joined the American Health Law Association's Speaking of Health Law podcast to discuss how evolving CPOM laws are shaping health care transactions. Alongside Jon Joseph of Christian & Barton, LLP, she explores state-by-state approaches, transaction diligence considerations, compliance strategies, AI's potential impact on CPOM regulation, and the effect on deal valuations. Listen to the episode and learn more: https://ow.ly/8o6Y50Zvx2m #HealthLaw #HealthcareTransactions #CPOM #AHLA

How can healthcare organizations successfully navigate the compliance challenges associated with CCM and RPM? 🎙️ Tune in to this episode of American Health Law Association's Speaking of Health Law podcast, where VMG Health's Pam D'Apuzzo, CPC, CPMA, ACS-EM, ACS-MS joins Rachel V. Rose, Attorney at Law, PLLC to discuss key compliance and regulatory considerations for CCM and RPM programs, including lessons from the ChartSpan False Claims Act case.   Listen to the episode using the link below.

Two common types of chronic care management and monitoring are chronic condition management (CCM) and remote patient monitoring (RPM). Rachel V. Rose, Rachel V. Rose, Attorney at Law, PLLC, and Pam D'Apuzzo, CPC, CPMA, ACS-EM, ACS-MS, Managing Director, VMG Health, discuss the regulatory landscape related to CCM and RPM. They cover issues related to compliance, coding, fraud and abuse, and the Chartspan False Claims Act case. Watch this episode: https://lnkd.in/dr8yHmRy Subscribe to AHLA's Speaking of Health Law podcast: https://lnkd.in/e54HHuA6

Thanks so much to Law360 for including my insights on Hims & Hers being sued by the FTC over allegations that it improperly shared consumers' sensitive health information, made it difficult for customers to cancel, and charged consumers $$ before provider consultations even took place. "It's a shot to the industry for sure," said Rajiv Leventhal, a senior analyst at eMarketer. "If you're a regulator and you want to show the industry that you mean business, you look at the big players." The FTC has gone after digital health companies before over similar allegations, and that was before launching a healthcare-specific task force in March. Now, Hims is one of the largest telehealth companies drawing regulatory scrutiny. Full piece here: https://lnkd.in/gATzfsWm

Explore the latest publications from the American Health Law Association. The 2026-2027 AHLA Publications Catalog features new editions and established titles covering health care compliance, fraud and abuse, privacy, telehealth, contracting, hospital and physician representation, and more. Browse the catalog: LexisNexis.com/AHLA #HealthLaw #HealthCareLaw #HealthCareCompliance #LegalPublishing #LexisNexis #AHLA

Really enjoyed joining the team at Rainfall Health to discuss the intersection of legal, data governance, and episode-based care. In an era where compliance risks—like CJR-X—are often hiding in plain sight, we explored why data-sharing and AI governance aren't just technical hurdles, but critical components of a sound clinical strategy. Robby Wallace MSN, RN, AMB-BC, CNL, Ahmed 'Eddie' Qureshi, Marla Browne

We all want to be the person who brings the winning solution to leadership. Most TEAM compliance conversations start and end with payment reconciliation. And Rainfall Health knows the importance of making a few extra million a year. But we also know that it is not the only factor with CMS TEAM. Proud of Robby Wallace MSN, RN, AMB-BC, CNL and Marla Browne for digging into gain sharing, AKS/Stark exposure, and AI governance with Paul Uhrig who's actually lived through a CMS mandate rollout before.