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UPIC audits are on the rise. So is provider confusion about compliance. In this episode of Compliance Perspectives, Jon breaks down what providers need to know, from understanding their risk factors to protecting their business when CMS comes calling. Listen to podcast The Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) invited Jon to their podcast to expand on the insights he shared …
I recently spoke at the HITS ((Healthcare Investors of the South) Conference in May, 2022, on Regulatory and Legislative Considerations For Healthcare Investors. Panelists: Chris Meekins |Managing Director, Washington Healthcare Policy, Raymond James Jon Rawlson |President and Founder, Amory Hill Advocates Jennifer Weaver |Healthcare Industry Partner, Holland & Knight (formerly Waller) Key Takeaways from the panel include: • Congress is …
Hospice News interviews Jon Rawlson, founder and president of Armory Hill Advocates, LLC and Jennifer Weaver, attorney and healthcare industry co-chair at national healthcare law firm, Holland & Knight (formerly Waller) Hospices have seen a spike in regulatory audits that could intensify as utilization rises. The U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), their contractors and the U.S. Department …
Holland & Knight (formerly Waller) healthcare industry team leader, Jennifer Weaver, and founder and president of Armory Hill Advocates, Jon Rawlson, discuss their work in assisting clients to navigate Unified Program Integrity Contractor (UPIC) audits. Watch the video by clicking here. Read through the transcript below: Morgan: Welcome to PointByPoint. This is Morgan Ribeiro, the firm’s Chief Business Development Officer …
Providers need to advocate for themselves to ensure they understand what is at stake for providers and their patients, according to Jon Rawlson, founder and president of Armory Hill Advocates, LLC. “I think hospice providers always need to be on the front lines of having conversations with members of Congress on how any type of change in reimbursement methodology impacts …
