Hospitals that receive federal dollars operate under a heightened level of scrutiny. While compensation, travel and executive transitions are normal parts of running a health system, using federal funds to cover meals, travel or separation payouts improperly can...
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Investing in NY health care without getting burned: Avoiding fraud allegations as a non‑physician
New York’s health care market can look like a sure bet — until an investor discovers that the state draws hard lines around who may own, control or profit from the practice of medicine in the state. Because New York closely polices non-physician involvement in...
Beyond HIPAA: The New York law elevating your data security
Running a health care facility requires attention to detail in maintaining the protection of your patients’ sensitive information. Following the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is the first but not the last step. In New York, you...
Report finds health systems embrace AI faster than governance can keep up
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in health systems is outpacing the development of internal governance structures, posing significant challenges for healthcare leaders. According to a recent report by the Healthcare Financial Management Association...
Is it time to pivot to healthcare? Two things executives should know before making the move
Transitioning into executive roles within the healthcare industry presents unique challenges compared to other sectors. Leaders can bring valuable skillsets from their industry but must also prepare to navigate complex federal regulations, such as the Anti-Kickback...
AI in healthcare: Tips to better ensure regulatory compliance
Healthcare leaders throughout the country are implementing various artificial intelligence (AI) systems within their organizations. Use ranges from software to help address scheduling needs to programs that can review tests and flag for additional review. Determining...
What should I know about conspiracy to commit health care fraud?
An internist from Long Island recently pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud. The government claims that the physician conspired with others to order hundreds of medically unnecessary transcranial doppler scans from 2013 through 2019....
The generation gap in medical practices: How can groups find success?
In today’s healthcare environment, leaders face the challenge of managing a diverse workforce that spans multiple generations. Each group, from Baby Boomers to Generation Z, brings distinct expectations and work styles to the table. It is important for leaders within...
Exploring merger and acquisition strategies in New York’s healthcare sector
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) play a pivotal role for growth and adaptation of healthcare businesses. Leaders in the healthcare industry may consider various M&A options to expand their capabilities, enter new markets, or enhance their services. This is...
Preparing for a transaction: Tips for home health business buyers and sellers
The healthcare industry, particularly the home health and hospice sector, is experiencing a dynamic shift with an increasing number of transactions. Recent reports show 20 upcoming transactions that will generate over $12 billion in merger and acquisition activity in...

