HIPAA Changes - what you need to know before September 23, 2013!

Do you know what you NEED to know?  This 60 minute webinar will highlight changes to the HIPAA Rules, including Business Associate Liability and the Breach Notification Rule that will go into effect on September 23rd of this year. We will also discuss increased exposure and potential fines for noncompliance.  

Thursday, June 20th from 2:00 - 3:00pm EDT
HBMA Member price - just $99 per connection
Non-member price $149 per connection

Attendees will receive all materials as well as a downloadable recording of this event to share with staff or managers who cannot attend this live event.  Don't miss out on this opportunity to gather your staff for an interactive lunch-n-learn session with Jennifer Kirschenbaum, Esq.

One CEU earned for this program.

PRESENTER: Jennifer Kirschenbaum, Esq.

Jennifer manages Kirschenbaum & Kirschenbaum, P.C.'s healthcare department and regularly counsels healthcare practitioners in regulatory compliance, transactional, audit defense, licensure, litigation and general practice management matters.

Ms. Kirschenbaum’s healthcare practice focuses on counseling healthcare professionals on how to structure their business arrangements so as not to violate federal and state fraud, abuse, self-referral, and professional misconduct laws. She is also particularly skilled at assisting healthcare professionals in the purchase, sale and dissolution of their professional practices, and counseling them on the myriad of other business and legal issues that confront them daily.

Ms. Kirschenbaum regularly counsels health practitioners in disciplinary matters before the New York State Office of Professional Medical Conduct and the New York State Office of Professional Discipline, hospital privilege disputes, Medicare/Medicaid investigations and private carrier audits. She also counsels clients concerning the federal and state anti-kickback statutes, self-referral statutes and the federal privacy laws.Jennifer Kirschenbaum’s general corporate practice includes a wide range of services to small businesses, including: counseling clients on choosing the best form of entity, preparing employment, partnership, shareholder and operating agreements, advising clients on all employment matters, counseling on complex corporate structuring issues, and, when necessary, taking clients through the bankruptcy process. Ms. Kirschenbaum also works in the firm’s Litigation department, and regularly represents small businesses and healthcare professionals in venture dissolutions, counsels on litigation strategy, commercial litigation, collections, general litigation and other litigious matters.