[Download Now] Two-Day HIPAA Conference: Compliance and Training Certificate Program – Joseph Borich III

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Compliance is more important now that the deadlines have been reinforced with random audits. The new rules and regulations have made it difficult for healthcare providers to comply. The rules are constantly changing. It is mandatory for the healthcare industry to document their compliance with the HIPAA Manual. This 2-day recording will take an in-depth look into the world of HIPAA to make sure your practice is covering all bases and protecting you as well as your patients’ information. Joseph Borich will inspire you to be confident in your ability to take your compliance program to the next level and to meet government standards.

It is designed to take a deep dive into the world of HIPAA.

• HIPAA Compliance Manual: What’s required, What YOU will need!
• Technical Standards: What your IT Department May Not Know
• Reporting Breaches: What is worth reporting? You’d be surprised.
• Rick Management: Perform and implement good practices
• Policies and Procedures: Select and customize for your organization

1. Discuss the most current HIPAA requirements and penalties
2. Define and evaluate the implications of ACA, MACRA, Meaningful Use and PQRS
3. Examine regulations focusing on 3 major issues in HIPAA: regulatory compliance, payment reimbursement, and medical malpractice
4. Review the HIPAA electronic transaction and code sets rules
5. Analyze the rights of the patient and covered entities
6. Appoint the privacy and security officers with duties and responsibility
7. Determine the best course of action when state and federal laws contradict one another
8. Explain the most common mistakes made when using electronic billing
9. Assess how you can simplify the process and take cost-effective security measures
10. Outline Medicare and Medicaid fraud, waste, and abuse implications
11. Examine mandatory electronic medical records and billing – It is on the horizon! Be prepared.
12. Discuss ethics requirements and considerations related to HIPAA

DAY ONE

The purpose and framework of the law.

• Determine who must comply
• Penalties
• Audits
• What to do when state and federal laws contradict
• The government’s civil & criminal enforcement of HIPAA
• HIPAA transaction and code sets rule
• Payment/reimbursement
• Medicare/Medicaid fraud implications

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• Developing the HIPAA team
• Who owns the medical record: the healthcare facility or the patient?
• Lack of medical necessity
• Record retention and release rules
• Drafting policies, procedures, and consent forms
• How long are you required to retain records?
• Mandatory medical records – how your practice could be affected

There is a workshop about HIPAA compliance.

• What’s required
• Assemble based on your needs

New! SECURITY RULE & STANDARDS OF HEALTH.

• Determining who should have access to patient records
• Administrative, Physical, Technical safeguards
• Know what the bad guys are doing and protect yourself!
  • Malware
  • Ransomware
  • Evil social engineering

There is a technical standards workshop.

• What your IT department may not know
• Learn the technical standards required by NISF

New! The meaning of A.C.A. MACRA is MEANINGFUL USE.

New! There is a privacy rule and standards of HIPAA.

Business associates are now covered by a new insurance policy.

• Analysis of all the rights of the patient and covered entities
• Duties and obligations of the covered entity
  • Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with vendors
  • Chain of Trust Partnership Agreements (CTPAs) for joint covered entity networks
  • Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs)

There are updated medical records laws.

• Specialized records
  • Minors
  • Cancer
  • HIV/AIDS
  • Mental health
  • Substance abuse
  • Genetic testing
  • Abortion
  • Elders
• Other Confidential Records
  • Court records
  • Subpoenas
  • Immigration
  • Worker’s compensation
  • Death records
  • Public policy releases
  • Search warrants
  • Qualified protective orders
  • Guardianships
  • Evidence admissibility
  • Verdicts

DAY TWO

New Mexico has a medical records law.

• 4 big areas of state medical records law
  • Enhance privacy rights under state law
  • How much do you charge for copies? What do the guidelines say?
  • Record Retention Timelines (how long do you have to retain your medical records timelines?) How long do you retain paper and/or electronic?
  • Duty to warn
  • Statutes of limitations for malpractice claims

There is a workshop about reporting breeches.

• Learn the difference between secure and insecure breaches
• Low vs. High Probability of Compromise

How to prevent and how to grow milkweed.

• Audits come from disgruntled employees
• Costs/malpractice insurance

How to prevent and how to manage chronic illnesses.

There is a workshop about proportional analysis and risk. Management.

• Proper Gap and Risk Analysis
• Perform and implement good practices

You can learn from the biggest court cases.

• HIPAA Civil Complaints and Fines
• HIPAA Criminal Prosecution

There is a workshop on POLICIES and PROCEDURES.

• How to select and draft
• What is Required?
• What is Necessary?

There are ethics requirements and considerations.

Take a test of your knowledge. Take this back to your practice.