Charting the Future of Nursing Home Staffing

What Healthcare Companies Need to Know When the Government Comes Knocking

In this episode, AGG Healthcare Litigation co-chair Jason Bring [https://www.agg.com/professionals/jason-bring/] is joined by AGG Healthcare Litigation and Government Investigations partner Kara Silverman [https://www.agg.com/professionals/kara-silverman/] to discuss best practices for healthcare companies facing a government investigation. Kara outlines what healthcare companies should do when confronted with subpoenas, search warrants, or unexpected visits from federal agents. Kara shares practical guidance on responding to investigations while protecting legal interests, the importance of working with experienced counsel, and how to navigate the complexities of regulatory scrutiny.

Charting the Future of Nursing Home Staffing

In this episode, AGG Healthcare attorneys Lisa Churvis [https://www.agg.com/professionals/lisa-churvis/] and Alan Horowitz [https://www.agg.com/professionals/alan-horowitz/] discuss critical aspects of nursing home staffing requirements. Lisa and Alan delve into the implications of recent legislative proposals and regulatory changes affecting the long-term care sector, exploring the economic impact on facilities and the challenges in meeting new standards. They also provide insights into the evolving landscape of healthcare policy and navigating the complexities of ensuring quality care while balancing operational realities in nursing homes.

What the End of Agency Deference Means for the Healthcare Industry

In this episode, AGG Healthcare Litigation co-chair Jason Bring [https://www.agg.com/professionals/jason-bring/] continues his discussion on agency deference with AGG Healthcare Litigation partner Brian Stimson [https://www.agg.com/professionals/brian-stimson/] in the aftermath of the Supreme Court's opinion in Loper Bright Enterprises, Inc. v. Raimondo, which overruled Chevron deference. Jason and Brian address how this ruling will affect healthcare litigation and impact agency behavior going forward, as well as how the Supreme Court seems to be signaling the return of authority from the Executive Branch to the courts and the Legislature.

What to Do When Insurance Companies Deny Behavioral Health Claims

In this episode, AGG Healthcare Litigation co-chair Jason Bring [https://www.agg.com/professionals/jason-bring/] is joined by AGG Healthcare Litigation partners Rich Collins [https://www.agg.com/professionals/richard-collins/] and Damon Eisenbrey [https://www.agg.com/professionals/damon-eisenbrey/] to discuss what you can do when insurance companies deny behavioral health claims. Jason, Rich, and Damon delve into how insurers avoid paying what they owe and specific laws relating to behavioral health. They also offer guidance for providers, individuals, and families who are facing ever-increasing behavioral health claim denials.

The Future of Agency Deference in Healthcare Regulation

In this episode, AGG Healthcare Litigation co-chair Jason Bring [https://www.agg.com/professionals/jason-bring/] discusses the evolving landscape of agency deference with AGG Healthcare Litigation partner Brian Stimson [https://www.agg.com/professionals/brian-stimson/]. Brian explains the types of agency deference — including Chevron deference to agency interpretations of statutes — and shares his perspective on the impact that the Supreme Court’s anticipated decisions in Loper Bright Enterprises and Relentless may have on the healthcare industry.