The ICAI wishes you and yours a New Year filled with happiness, good health and prosperity! 

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Saturday, February 5th - 9am - 1pm - (VIRTUAL EVENT)

New Compliance Regulation Effective January 1st: The No Surprises Act (2-hours)

Presenter: Scott Munsterman, DC FICC CPCO, ChiroArmor

Get up to date on the "No Surprises Act", which went into effect on January 1st, and what this means for your practice. The "No Surprises Act" requires that patient cost-sharing, such as copayments, co-insurance, or a deductible cannot be higher than if such services were provided by an in-network provider, and any cost-sharing obligation must be based on in-network provider rates.  This act prohibits out-of-network charges for items or services provided by an out-of-network provider at an in-network facility, unless providers and facilities provide patients with a plain-language consumer notice explaining that patient consent is required to receive care on an out-of-network basis before that provider can bill the patient more than in-network cost-sharing rates.

Compliance Updates: New OSHA Rules & HIPAA Information Blocking Rule (2 hours)

Presenter: Scott Munsterman, DC FICC CPCO,  ChiroArmor

Get up to date on HIPAA & OSHA compliance regulations that go into effect on January 1st.

This presentation includes a hard look at the latest OSHA standard for COVID-19. We will discuss the new requirements OSHA has laid out along with how the CDC provides insight into managing risks to our staff and doctors. Regardless of what your local community or state is telling you, you need to know what the federal government is requiring for health care facilities.The Final Rule, commonly referred to as the "Information Blocking Final Rule" or the "Information Blocking Rule 2020" officially defines information blocking as a practice that is likely to interfere with, prevent, or materially discourage access, exchange, or use of electronic health information. Is your practice and EHR system ready to be able to provide electronic access for patients to their electronic health information?

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