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Stark and Anti-Kickback: The More They Change, the More They Stay the Same
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Stark and Anti-Kickback: The More They Change, the More They Stay the Same
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Despite recent efforts by CMS and the OIG to modernize their respective regulations interpreting the Physician Self-Referral Law (aka, the Stark Law) and the federal Anti-Kickback Statute, careful attention is still required to avoid administrative, civil, and criminal penalties arising from these laws. This session provides an update on the Stark and Anti-Kickback landscape, including changes to the Self-Referral Disclosure Protocol, notable enforcement actions, recent advisory opinions, and litigation involving the OIG’s interpretation of the Anti-Kickback Statute.
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The More Stark and AKS Change, The More They Stay the Same (May 2023)
Darby C. Allen
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The More Stark and AKS Change, The More They Stay the Same (May 2023)
Despite recent efforts by CMS and the OIG to modernize their respective regulations interpreting the Physician Self-Referral Law (aka, the Stark Law) and the federal Anti-Kickback Statute, careful attention is still required to avoid administrative, civil, and criminal penalties arising from these laws. This session provides an update on the Stark and Anti-Kickback landscape, including changes to the Self-Referral Disclosure Protocol, notable enforcement actions, recent advisory opinions, and litigation involving the OIG’s interpretation of the Anti-Kickback Statute.
Originally presented: Apr 2023 Health Law Pre-Conference
Darby C. Allen,
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP - Seattle, WA