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Locations Categories News & Events Categories All Post- Changes to WA Pregnancy & Leave Laws
- Part 2 Rule Update Modernizes SUD Record Disclosure Regulations
- Changes to Washington’s Pregnancy and Leave Laws
- Healthcare Mobile Device Encryption: Is It Required?
- Failure to Provide Communication Aid Costs Hospital $20K
- Texas Injunction on Modifications to “Exempt” Status May Affect WA Healthcare Employers
- MACRA Released
- HIPAA Audit Program Phase II – Have You Been Selected?
- Can non-MSSP ACOs qualify for Tax-Exempt Status?
- A Question of Privilege: Protecting Data in a Clinically Integrated Network
- Home Is Where The Patient Is – The New Washington State Telemedicine Bill
- Stolen Laptop Costs Research Institute Millions
- Steep Price Tag for Not Entering a Business Associate Agreement
- HIPAA $239K Fine – Don’t Leave PHI with Husband
- Overpayment Rule Sets 6 Year Lookback
- EEOC Announces New Employer Pay Data Reporting Requirements
- CMS Issues Stark Law Changes
- Updated Meaningful Use Rules Released
- Naughty or Nice – 60 Day Overpayment Reporting Rule
- WHOA ME! TUOMEY!
- Proposed “Exempt” Status Risks for Health Care Employers
- Certificate of Need New Rule Invalidated by Supreme Court
- Religious Accommodation & EEOC v. Abercrombie & Fitch – What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
- 4 Ways That HIPAA Encourages the Disclosure of Health Information
- Ready for an OIG Security Audit?
- Finally! Washington Has A Telemedicine Bill. But What’s In It?
- The Myth of a HIPAA Compliant Product
- You’ve Been Sued: 4 Non-HIPAA Claims in Data Breach Cases
- Premera Breach: Is HIPAA Compliance Enough?
- CMS Announces Intent to Modify Meaningful Use
- Washington House Bill Seeks to Prohibit Physician Noncompete Agreements
- Washington Certificate of Need – Tertiary Services Review
- Failure to Patch Software Leads to $150K HIPAA Settlement
- Patient Engagement and Meaningful Use
- Meaningful Use Hardship Exception Deadline Extended to November 30, 2014
- Meaningful Use Audit Outcomes – Guest Blog Post
- Meaningful Use Attestation in 2014 – Picture Update
- Emergency Rulemaking Amends Single-Bed Certification Rules
- Washington Earns “F”s on its Telemedicine Report Card
- Employees & Social Media Use
- BAAs and Beyond: Meeting the 9-22 HIPAA Deadline
- Large Data Breach Highlights Risks from Foreign Hackers
- 1st Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Tax Refund In False Claims Act Case
- Washington Supreme Court Bans “Psychiatric Boarding”
- Surviving A Motion to Dismiss False Claims Act Suit
- Delay in Return of Overpayments Leads to False Claims Act Suit
- WA Certificate of Need Waiver for Psych Beds
- AMA Adopts Telemedicine Guidelines
- Violation of Privacy Rule Leads to $800,000 HIPAA Settlement
- Rady HIPAA Breach – Access Controls & Training
- Meaningful Use EP Hardship Exception Deadline – July 1, 2014
- CMS Proposed Revisions to Meaningful Use – A Welcome Delay
- $4.8 Million HIPAA Settlement – Patient Data on the Web
- Providing Telemedicine Services? Pay Attention To State Licensing Requirements
- Stolen Laptops Lead to $2 Million in HIPAA Settlements
- HHS Security Risk Assessment Tool Webinar
- FDA Releases Report on Health IT Oversight
- Want to Make HIPAA More Interesting? Try Playing Web Games
- ICD-10, Two-Midnight Rule, RAC Audits, SGR Delayed
- HHS Releases Security Risk Assessment Tool
- $4 Million Stanford Settlement – Business Associate Pays Majority
- PROTECT Act Seeks to Exclude Health IT Software from FDA Oversight
- Skagit County Agrees to Pay $215,000 for HIPAA Violations
- Meaningful Use Exception Includes EHR Vendor Delays
- Increased OIG Focus on Kwashiorkor Claims
- Upcoming HIPAA Audits Will Include Business Associates
- 2014 OIG Work Plan Contains New Priorities Specific to Hospitals
- The Business Associate Agreement Battle – Understand the Key Issues
- Key Lessons Related to Stark Compliant EHR Donation Arrangements
- Understanding Stark/Anti-Kickback Compliant EHR Donation Arrangements
- High Number of HIPAA Mobile Device Breaches – Time to Use Safe Harbor Encryption
- HHS Issues HIPAA Guidance For Mental Health
- HHS Deadline for HIPAA Breach Notification Reporting
- Medicare EHR Incentive Program Deadline Extended
- Washington Medicaid EHR Incentive Program Webinar
- Proposed HIPAA Rule to Enhance Criminal Background Check System
- DOH Issues New Hospital CN Rule & Transparency Requirements
- Stolen Thumb Drive Proves Costly for Dermatology Practice
- OIG’s Report Highlights Enforcement Successes in 2014
- Stark Law Donation Exception Extended to 2021
- Meaningful Use Audits – Security Risk Analysis
- UW Medicine Notifies 90,000 Patients of HIPAA Breach
- OIG Issues Unfavorable Advisory Opinion Related to Fee Arrangement
- Joint Commission Standards for Boarding and Leadership Collaboration with Behavioral Health Community
- Proposed CN Rules on Hospital Change of Control & Transparency
- OIG Okays Provision of Free Services to Uninsured and Underinsured Patients
- Reducing the Risks of Third-Party Access to EHR Systems
- FDA Releases Guidance For Medical Mobile Apps
- Guidance on Refill Reminders and Enforcement Delay until Nov. 7th
- Want to Get Paid for Inpatient Admissions? Follow CMS Certification Requirements.
- Public Hospital Districts Offering Maternity Services Must Offer Abortion Services
- OIG Approves Venture Spawned by CMS Hospital Readmission Penalties
- Critical Access Hospital Reimbursement May Be In Trouble if CMS Changes Rules
- Copier Hard Drive Breach Costs Plan $1.2 Million
- New Law Would Limit Liability for Innocent Billing Errors
- SRDP Settlement: Improper EHR Donation Arrangement Among Violations
- Former Hospital CFO Blows Whistle On Effort To Buy Medicaid Referrals
- Hospital Medical Staff Lacks Capacity To Sue – Medical Staff Bylaws Are Not a Contract
- PSBJ Article on HIPAA Interviews OMW Attorney David Schoolcraft
- Washington Certificate of Need Program Commences Rule Making: Consumer Transparency in Affiliations & Dialysis
- Private Payors Attempt to Apply 2% Sequester to Providers – CMS Says “No” (Mostly)
- CA Surgeon Stripped of Medicaid Funding for Failure to Treat HIV Positive Patient
- US Intervenes In Whistleblower False Claims Act Lawsuit Alleging Submission of More Than $500 Million in Improper Claims
- After Ten Years of Litigation Physician Awarded $100,000 in Damages
- Increase in Costs for Copies – But Don’t Forget HIPAA (Updated)
- OIG Launches New Online Submission Process for the Self-Disclosure Protocol
- Tacoma Physician Group Pays $14.5 Million To Settle Medicare Over-Billing Allegations
- Medicaid Disallows Reimbursement, Requires Reporting for Provider Preventable Conditions
- Stolen Laptop Leads to Stanford’s Fifth HIPAA Breach
- Deadline for Avoiding the eRx Payment Adjustment Approaching at End of the Month
- EHR Incentive Program Meaningful Use Stage 1 Updated
- Urology Group Challenge to Stark Regulations Is Too Little Too Late
- Recent HIPAA Settlement Illustrates the Importance of Performing Risk Assessments.
- OIG Updates its Special Advisory Bulletin on the Effect of Exclusion from Participation in Federal Health Care Programs
- A Window into Hospital Charges – Medicare Releases Data on Charges and Reimbursements
- Stark Law Really Does Have Teeth
- Whistleblowers Expected to Receive $2.8 Million in Settlement of Stark Based False Claims Act Lawsuit
- Tax-Exempt Hospitals: IRS Issues Proposed Regs Under IRC 501(r) Regarding Community Health Needs Assessments
- False Claims Act Recoveries Top $14.2 Billion
- CMS PROPOSES TO INSPIRE MORE WHISTLE BLOWING
- Sequester Payment Reductions to Medicare EHR Incentive Payments
- OIG Issues Updated Self-Disclosure Protocol
- 2013: A Critical Year for Medicare Incentive Programs
- The HITECH Act Final Rule’s GINA-Related Modifications to HIPAA
- Proposal Would Extend EHR Donation Rules
- The HITECH Act Final Rule’s Requirements for Using Health Information for Fundraising Purposes
- OIG ISSUES SPECIAL FRAUD ALERT ON PHYSICIAN-OWNED DISTRIBUTORSHIPS
- HIPAA Final Rules Eliminates Covered Entities’ Discretion to Comply with Individuals’ Requests for Restriction of PHI Disclosure in Certain Cases
- OMW Hosting Webinar on HIPAA Changes
- EHR Incentive Program Timeline Tool
- Deadline to Report HIPAA Breach to HHS is Friday, March 1st
- New Court of Appeals Decision Provides Guidance on Medicaid Spenddown Requirements
- WHISTLE-BLOWING CARDIOLOGIST EXPECTED TO RECEIVE $2.4 MILLION
- CMS APPROVES 106 NEW ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS
- HHS Releases Updates to HIPAA Rules
- OIG Approves Gift Card Program for Medicaid Patients
- OMW Adds New Attorneys to Healthcare Practice Group
- NCQA Awards First ACO Accreditations
- HHS Announces New HIPAA Breach Settlement
- OIG Approves Electronic Interface Arrangement
- New Requirements for Provider-Based Clinics
- ONC Launches Toolkit on Using Mobile Devices
- OCR Releases Guidance Regarding De-Identification Methods for PHI
- CMS Posts Meaningful Use Stage 2 Specification Sheets
- eRx Hardship Exemption Requests Extension
- OIG Opines Favorably on Hospital Emergency Department Call Coverage Arrangement
- Supervision Levels for Certain Hospital Outpatient Therapeutic Services
- Verizon Cloud Services Agrees to Sign BAA
- State Insurance Exchanges & Employer Tax Penalties
- OIG Releases 2013 Work Plan – Important Topics for Both Hospitals and Physicians
- HIPAA Violations – Visually Speaking
- Comparison of Stage 1 vs Stage 2 Meaningful Use
- CMS Issues 3 FAQs on Stage 2 Rules and the Medicaid EHR Incentive Program
- ICD-10 Compliance Delayed
- Stage 2 Meaningful Use Final Rules Announced
- New Type of Breach – Hackers Encrypting PHI & Holding for Ransom
- PCI Certificate of Need Regulations Here to Stay
- HIPAA Final Rule…Still Waiting
- Access To Patient Data Even Without Knowledge of Illegality Can Still Lead to HIPAA Criminal Liability
- ONC Issues Guide on HIPAA Privacy and Security and Meaningful Use
- $100,000 HIPAA Settlement Due to Misuse of Online Calendar & More
- Online Coupon Advertising Gets Thumbs Up From The OIG
- Washington State EHR Incentive Program Seminars
- ACO: Understanding Beneficiary Assignments
- MIT Enterprise Forum Focus on Health IT – March 14th
- Assigning Patients to ACOs
- Recent CMS Guidance Allows Non-Medical Staff Practitioners To Order Hospital Outpatient Services
- CMS Releases Proposed Rule On Meaningful Use Stage 2
- CMS Proposed Rule on Overpayments – A 10 Year Burden
- ICD-10 – Delayed
- CMS Not Making Changes to Current EMTALA Policies or Regulations
- EHR Contracting Tip: Attestation for AIU
- OIG Launches Series on Provider Compliance
- ACO Application Requirements and Procedures
- ACO Final Rule – Drastically Reduces Quality Measure Requirements
- Stage 2 Meaningful Use – Delayed to 2014
- The Nuts and Bolts of Determining Shared Savings and Losses for ACOs.
- ACO Fraud and Abuse Law Waivers
- ACO Antitrust Guidance
- Ruling Halts Washington State’s Medicaid Emergency Room Visit Limit
- New OIG Advisory Opinion – Pediatric Hospital May Provide Housing, Meals, etc.
- CMS Releases Final Rule on Accountable Care Organizations
- ACO Final Rule On Its Way
- CMS Issues Stage 1 Info Sheets on Meaningful Use (updated July 2013)
- Washington Makes Changes To Patient Volume Calculation for Medicaid EHR Incentive Payments
- Delay of Stage 2 of Meaningful Use
- Portion of Schedule H of Form 990 Optional For Hospitals
- Hospital Deadline for Medicare EHR Incentive Payments Near
- Health Data Privacy Protections to Increase
- Impact of “Big Data” in Health Care
- Proposed Rule on Accounting of Disclosures Issued
- Washington Announces Amendments to Medicaid Provider Rules
- CMS Issues Medicare EHR Incentive Checks
- HHS Says Push for EHRs Overlooks Security Gaps
- Bill Allows Public Hospital Districts to Fundraise
- $12 Million in New Grant Funding to Assist Physicians with EHRs
- Attestation for EHR Incentive Programs Available
- CMS Releases Proposed Rules for Accountable Care Organizations
- Washington Announces Medicaid EHR Incentive Program Training Webinars
- Red Flags Rule No Longer Applicable to Healthcare Providers
- Modification in Medicaid EHR Incentive Program Calculation – Net Average Allowable Cost
- Registration for Medicare EHR Incentive Payments Starts January 3rd
- The Red Flags Rule Clarified – May Exclude Healthcare Providers
- Washington Emergency Cardiac and Stroke System
- New CMS Rules Require Equal Visitation Rights
- New Stark Disclosure Rule Regarding CT, MRI and PET Services
- Initial Certification of EHR Technology
- CMS Releases Self-Referral Disclosure Protocol
- DOH Policy Statement on PET/CT Certification Requirements
- Arbitration Clauses & Statutes of Limitations
- Critical Access Hospital Incentive Payments
- WSHA Publishes Updated HIPAA Law Enforcement Guide
- CMS Launches EHR Incentive Payment Website
- Final Rule for Breach Notification Delayed
- FTC Extends Enforcement of Red Flags Rule to December 31, 2010
- CMS Presentation on Meaningful Use & EHR Incentives Final Rules
- Proposed Rules Released Regarding Business Associate Agreements and HITECH Updates to HIPAA
- Health Reform includes Changes in the Stark Self-Referral Act
- 249 Members of Congress Urge CMS to Revise Meaningful Use and Incentive Eligibility
- HHS Issues Proposed Establishment of Certification Programs for Health Information Technology
- Comments on Meaningful Use and EHR Incentives Proposed Rule Accepted Through March 15th
- CMS Teleconference on HITECH Act and EHR Proposed Regulations
- Regional Extension Centers & State HIE Awards Announced
- OFM Releases 2010 State Health Resources Strategy
- Change in Property Tax Exemption for NonProfit Hospitals
- HHS Issues Meaningful Use & EHR Incentive Payment Proposed Regulations
- Final Physician Supervision Rules for Hospital Outpatient Therapeutic and Diagnostic Services for CY 2010
- Health Information Exchange
- FTC Extends Enforcement Deadline for Red Flags Rule to June 1, 2010.
- Critical Access Hospital Bed Limit Temporarily Waived for H1N1
- HIT Policy Committee Meeting Re: Meaningful Use for Specialists & Smaller Practices/Hospitals
- Final Meaningful Use Matrix
- HIPAA Breach Notification — Compliance Action Plan
- HIPAA Breach Notification Rules Issued
- New Washington State Insurance Regulation Should Expedite Payment of Claims
- HHS Delegates Authority for HIPAA Security Rule To OCR
- Delay of Enforcement of Red Flags Rule to November 1, 2009
- HIT Policy Committee Continues To Develop “Meaningful Use” Definition
- HIT Policy Committee Certification and Adoption Workgroup Meets
- Red Flags Rule – Delayed Again
- HITECH Incentives for Hospitals
- Increase in Costs for Copies – But Don’t Forget HIPAA
- HIPAA Breach Notification Requirements
- HITECH Incentives for Physicians
- Ogden Murphy Wallace recognized in “Best Law Firms” as a leading regional firm in 2021
- Congratulations to Ogden Murphy Wallace Attorneys named “Lawyers of the Year” by Best Lawyers
- Ogden Murphy Wallace, PLLC recognized by Chambers as a leading Washington state law firm
- Congratulations to Ogden Murphy Wallace Attorneys Named to the 2020 Washington Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars Lists
- COVID-19 and Telehealth: Understanding the New Medicare and HIPAA Waivers
- Governor’s Proclamation on OPMA & PRA for Public Hospital Districts
- Temporary Suspension of Certificate of Need Regulations & Facility Licensing Requirements
- Zoom Security & Privacy Hygiene Tips by Elana Zana
- Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act of 2020: What You Need to Know
- OCR Allows Business Associates to Disclose PHI for Public Health Activities
- COVID-19 and Substance Abuse Records: Key Changes to 42 CFR Part 2 Requirements under the CARES Act
- Expansion of Washington state unemployment eligibility criteria (retroactive to March 23, 2020)
- EEOC Updates What You Should Know About COVID-19 and the ADA, the Rehabilitation Act, and Other EEO Laws
- New CDC Guidance on Keeping #Coronavirus-Exposed Employees Working and Possible Impacts on Paid Emergency Sick Leave
- FCC Telehealth Funding Available – Apply Today!
- Additional state law rights for employees at high risk for coronavirus complications
- Implications of New EEOC Guidance on Employers Requiring COVID-19 Testing
- What Does “Return to Work” Look Like?
- SBA issues additional guidance for PPP loans
- Three Members Join Ogden Murphy Wallace
- Teresa Byers ranked in Chambers High Net Worth 2020
- Ogden Murphy Wallace launches new firm website
- New COBRA requirements for all COBRA-covered employers and employees for 4/1/21-9/30/21
- Seattle Monorail Services transaction results in monorail station improvements at Westlake and Seattle Center
- Considerations Regarding Mandating COVID-19 Vaccinations for Employees (as of May 5, 2021; subject to change without notice)
- High-risk Employee Accommodation Update - Proclamation 20-46.3
- King County issues new Mask Directive effective 5/20/21
- New Rules for Non-Hospital Quality Programs
- Ogden Murphy Wallace, PLLC recognized in Chambers USA 2021 as a leading Washington state law firm
- COVID: Where We Are Now (Webinar)
- Congratulations to Ogden Murphy Wallace Attorneys Recognized as 2021 Washington Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars
- Governor Proclamation: State Agencies, Health Care Providers, and All Operators of Health Care Settings Now Subject to COVID-19 Vaccination Mandate
- Congratulations to Ogden Murphy Wallace attorneys recognized by Best Lawyers in 2022
- New King County COVID-19 Vaccination or Negative Test Requirements for Indoor Eating, Recreational, Entertainment, Arts, and Events Venues and Large Outdoor Events
- OSHA and CMS Issue Vaccine Mandate Requirements
- No Surprises Act: What Providers Need to Know about Good Faith Estimates
- Supreme Court Stops OSHA Vaccination ETS From Going Into Effect for Employers With More Than 100 Employees
- WA Cares Act (Long-term Care Insurance) Update
- Washington State Mask Mandate Mostly Repealed as of March 12, 2022
- Employment Law Update: New state guidelines have been released.
- OMW welcomes Betsy Castro as this summer's Gregoire Fellow.
- Safe Enough? EPA proposes more protective water quality criteria for Washington.
- Ogden Murphy Wallace is recognized by Chambers as a leading Washington State Law Firm for 2022.
- OMW Attorneys recognized as 2022 Washington Super Lawyers® and Washington Rising Stars
- Ogden Murphy Wallace is recognized in 2023 edition of Best Lawyers
- Termination of COVID-19 Waivers Related to Certificate of Need, Construction Review, and Licensing Requirements
- COVID-19 Emergency Orders and State of Emergency to End October 31: What Health Care Providers Should Know.
- Ogden Murphy Wallace, PLLC is proud to be recognized and regionally ranked in 11 practice areas in 2023 U.S. News-Best Lawyers® "Best Law Firms” report.
- Wenatchee Employment Law Summit 2022, presented by the AVHRA
- Does Your Website Violate HIPAA? Compliance Considerations Related to the Meta Pixel.
- New Job Posting Requirements Are Effective January 1, 2023
- HHS Proposes Regulatory Updates to Align 42 CFR Part 2 with HIPAA
- Workplace & Compliance Investigations In-Person Training
- New Limits on Nondisparagement and Confidentiality Clauses in Agreements with Employees
- Scott Snyder receives the Ernest H. Campbell Award for Excellence
- Legal Lunchbox™ Series: Understanding the Fundamentals of Indian Law
- Digital Health Law Update: Recent Legal Issues Impacting the Digital Transformation in Health Care
- End of the COVID-19 National Public Health Emergency: Key Updates for Health Care Entities
- OMW Welcomes Alexandra Valenti as our 2023 University of Washington Gregoire Fellow
- Welcome to Elliot Min and Katherine Robertson, our Summer Associates
- Janet Gray and Sara Kiviat Berkenwald join OMW's Trust and Estate group enhancing our Eastside presence
- OMW Welcomes our Summer Associates Elliot Min, Katherine Robertson & Alexandra Valenti
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- The My Health, My Data Act and Online Tracking Technology
- The My Health, My Data Act and HIPAA Hybrid Entities
- Top 5 Compliance Steps Under the My Health, My Data Act
- 9th Circuit denies Johnson En Banc Petition: What Does This Mean for your City?
- My Health, My Data Act: What Information is Exempt?
- 2023 Notable Legislation Affecting Washington Employment and Labor Laws
- OMW Resource Center for the Washington State My Health, My Data Act
- My Health, My Data Act: Types of Businesses Subject to the Act.
- What Rights Do Consumers Have Under the My Health, My Data Act?
- Digital Health Counsel 2023
- What are the Consequences of Noncompliance with the My Health, My Data Act?
- Twelve Attorneys Named to 2023 Washington Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists
- Ogden Murphy Wallace attorneys recognized in the 2024 Best Law Firms® rankings
- Chief Seattle Council Recognizes Don Black
- Ogden Murphy Wallace is recognized in 2024 edition of Best Law Firms®
- Jim Haney is recognized as the City of Redmond's outgoing City Attorney, after 33 years.
- OMW Elects New Members
- Digital Health Summit 2024 Call For Speakers
- OMW Elects New Managing Member & Assistant Managing Member
- Final Rule for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) facilities subject to 42CFR Part 2 has been released.
- OMW Pays Tribute to Retired Member, Doug Albright
- OMW's Seattle Office Relocates to the Columbia Center
- My Health My Data Act Webinar
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