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The Health Law network provides materials, training, continuing educational opportunities, and resources for all Association of Corporate Counsel members with an interest or expertise in the healthcare industry. 

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This presentation provides a brief overview of Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and Alzheimer’s Association services. Topics include the impact of Alzheimer’s, risk factors, and warning signs.

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This presentation provides a brief overview of Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and Alzheimer’s Association services. Topics include the impact of Alzheimer’s, risk factors, and warning signs.

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Please join Foley & Lardner, LLP’s John Strom for a post-election analysis of the key issues in health care that are most likely to impact you as a result of the 2024 presidential and congressional elections. This virtual discussion will give you a preview on all thing’s health care in the 119th Congress as well as what you can expect from a second Trump Administration.

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Matt Krueger and Judy Waltz, partners at our Health Law Network Sponsor Law Firm, Foley & Lardner LLP, will offer their insights on three recent United States Supreme Court cases that are of interest to health care lawyers: Relentless v. Loper (overruling Chevron), SEC v. Jarkesy (barring some ALJ proceedings), and Corner Post, Inc. v. Board of Governors (holding that 6-year limitations period for challenging agency actions runs from when a party is injured, not from when rule is finalized).  Taken together, these ruling will have far-reaching implications for HHS rulemakings and challenges to HHS actions. 

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An update on risk adjustment, utilization management, and third-party marketing and brokerage commissions and administrative payments, and inquiries into all the above by CMS, OIG and Capitol Hill.

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An update on risk adjustment, utilization management, and third-party marketing and brokerage commissions and administrative payments, and inquiries into all the above by CMS, OIG and Capitol Hill.

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