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Ericka L. Adler

Ericka L. Adler is a partner at the firm of Kamensky Rubinstein Hochman & Delott, LLP. Her primary practice focus is in the areas of regulatory and transactional healthcare law. Adler advises physicians and other providers regarding day-to-day practice management, physician contract matters, compliance and other business issues. E-mail her here.

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Failing to Screen for Excluded Providers Raises Practice Risk

Blog | May 15, 2013 | Compliance, Employment, Hiring Firing, Law & Malpractice
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Medical practices must screen prospective providers to identify those excluded from federal healthcare programs.

Prepare Your Practice for Potentially High Data Breach Costs

Blog | May 01, 2013 | Finance, HIPAA, Law & Malpractice, Patient Confidentiality, Patient Relations
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Your practice may want to consider purchasing insurance to cover the costs of a potential HIPAA breach.

Ramifications of Obama’s Proposed Budget on Medical Practices

Blog | April 17, 2013 | Finance, Law & Malpractice
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President Obama’s proposed 2014 federal budget includes changes that could affect many practices providing in-office ancillary services.

OIG Issues Alert to Physician Device Distributorship Owners

Blog | April 03, 2013 | Compliance, Healthcare Careers, Law & Malpractice
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Recent OIG alert includes a warning to physicians involved in physician-owned distributorships and important considerations for those considering involvement.

Avoid Pitfalls of Physician Clinical Study Participation

Blog | March 27, 2013 | Healthcare Careers, Law & Malpractice, Patient Relations
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Physicians must consider both the benefits and burdens before participating in clinical studies.

Practices Considering PCMH Model Must Consider Challenges

Blog | March 20, 2013 | Finance, Healthcare Careers, Healthcare Reform, Practice Models, Staff, Technology
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Becoming a medical home could help independent practices survive, but it may not be the right step for all independent practices to take.

Ensure Your Practice Contracts Entitle You to EHR Incentives

Blog | March 13, 2013 | Contracts, EHR, Healthcare Careers, Healthcare Reform, Law & Malpractice, Technology
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Review your medical practice’s contracts to ensure you are prepared to handle distributing EHR incentive payments before they arrive in the mail.

Physicians Should be Wary of Labs Offering Incentives to Refer

Blog | February 27, 2013 | Billing Compliance, Law & Malpractice, Medical Billing & Collections
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Physicians should think twice before doing business with laboratories that offer the opportunity to profit from your business relationship.

Practices Must Comply with New Medical Record Transfer Rules

Blog | February 20, 2013 | Compliance, Contracts, EHR, HIPAA, Law & Malpractice, Operations, Patient Confidentiality, Patient Relations
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The HIPAA final rule, released Jan. 17, 2013, includes new guidance regarding the transfer of medical records.

Ensure Your Practice is Prepared for New Sunshine Act Rules

Blog | February 13, 2013 | Audits, Billing Compliance, Compliance, Healthcare Careers, Law & Malpractice
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Some of the key items outlined in the Physician Payment Sunshine Act final rule and how physicians can prepare for enforcement.

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