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Previously, Sheppard Mullin released its “Critical Analysis and Practical Implications of CMS’ Changes to the Stark Law’s Implementing Regulations” discussing the Stark Law Final Rule and the significant changes the Stark Law Final Rule made to the Stark Law exceptions and other provisions included in the Stark Law regulations at 42 C.F.R. 411.351 et seq.
As linked to this article, Sheppard Mullin presents its, “Analysis of OIG’s New and Revised Regulatory Safe Harbors to the Federal Health Care Program Anti-Kickback Statute and Beneficiary Inducement Prohibition” (the “AKS Analysis”). The AKS Analysis includes a deep-dive into the AKS Final Rule including the addition of new AKS safe harbors for remuneration exchanged under various value-based arrangements, a new safe harbor applicable to financial arrangements designed to benefit program beneficiaries, and the revision of other AKS safe harbors to add