In a flurry of rule-making at the end of 2020, Medicare issued significant modifications to the “Stark law” rules which limit financial arrangements between physicians and healthcare facilities in which they have a financial relationship. The new rules make less stringent several exceptions to the law’s general prohibition. In light of these changes, there are a number of preliminary considerations as well as opportunities for the healthcare industry.
First, the incoming Administration may delay, amend, freeze or outright reject the new rules. By the time of this seminar, we expect to have a clearer picture of enforceability. Assuming that they are implemented, the modified rules will have a significant impact on many types of transactions.
Providers must assess the impact of the new rules with respect to several types of transactions. This conference will provide up-to-date information about the modified rules’ enforceability. We will also discuss specific examples of physician contracting, management company or healthcare practice acquisition and medical multi-specialty group contracting, demonstrating how Stark law compliance is made easier.
Webinar Highlights
- Will the rule changes be implemented?
- How are these laws impacted in this Covid-19 environment?
- How do the modified exceptions impact service compensation formulas?
- Are venture deals still viable under the modified exceptions?
- Is percentage rent or compensation permitted?
- How does it impact multi-specialty group contracts?
- Are there more changes expected in the near future?
Who Should Attend
- Physicians
- Attorneys
- Compliance Officer
- Healthcare Compliance Professionals
- Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
- Chief Operating Officer (COO)
