The implications of the Supreme Court's Chevron decision, which restricts federal agencies' authority to interpret ambiguous laws, have sparked significant concerns within the healthcare sector. This ruling is particularly alarming for legislation like the Mental Health Parity and
Healthcare providers enrolled in Illinois Medicaid will need to navigate a rigorous revalidation process to continue delivering services to Medicaid patients. This federal requirement was paused during the COVID-19 federal public health emergency but is now back in effect, as confirmed by the
In a compelling interview with The Regulatory Review , Michelle Mello, a leading scholar in empirical health law, delves into how the intersecting forces of law, artificial intelligence (AI), and the COVID-19 pandemic are reshaping the healthcare landscape. Her insights illuminate the crucial roles
Walgreens has agreed to a nearly $107 million settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) to address allegations of fraudulent billing practices. This settlement revolves around claims that the company improperly billed Medicare, Medicaid, and other government programs for prescriptions that
The controversy over proposed staffing ratio regulations in Pennsylvania hospitals continues to escalate, engaging healthcare providers, legislative bodies, nursing organizations, and patient advocacy groups. The suggested regulations aim to establish minimum nurse-to-patient ratios, promising
The Biden administration recently introduced new rules that could revolutionize mental health care coverage in the United States. These comprehensive regulatory changes aim to fortify provisions within the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008. For too long, mental health services
