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Healthcare IT News Executive Editor Mike Miliard speaks with Matthew Fisher, a partner at Mirick O Connell and a specialist in healthcare law, about the proposed HIPAA rule changes. They discuss the content of the rules, what effect they re likely to have and the timing of the rules as the presidential administration changes over.
This will be the last episode of the year. We ll be back with more podcasts in 2021.
Talking points:
How the right of access is being strengthened
Alignment with the info-blocking rules
Expanded definitions for care coordination and care management
The extent to which the rule is playing catch-up with current practices
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Wildwood Deli was the winner of this year s top prize during Athens Main Street s annual Sippin Cider event. Athens Main Street Executive Director Tere Richardson, left, recently awarded the trophy to Wildwood Deli s owner, Matthew Fisher, center.
Wildwood Deli passes out samples of its cider recipe during Athens Main Street s annual Sippin Cider event Saturday on The Square in Athens. Wildwood Deli received the most votes from visitors and thus won the 2020 Cider Cup.
Snapdragon Kids won the popular vote in this year s window decorating contest on The Square.
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High Cotton Arts won director s choice in this year s window decorating event on The Square. The event is hosted by Athens Main Street.
By Staff | December 16, 2020 | Filed under: News
ATHENS-“It was the best one yet.”
That’s how Wildwood Deli Owner and Operator Matthew Fisher described this year’s Sippin’ Cider. His Deli won this year’s coveted Cider Cup. Hundreds of people participated in this year’s festival and voted online. The Warten House B&B was a close runner-up.
Athens Main Street Executive Director Tere Richardson said, “It was a picture-perfect evening on the Square for one of the most anticipated events of the year. I would like to acknowledge all the participants. The patrons truly were treated to outstanding cider recipes this year.”