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Tougher Enforcement of the Contraception Mandate on the Horizon

Compliance Now

On July 28, 2022, the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Treasury (the “Departments”) issued new FAQs clarifying their interpretation of the ACA’s requirement that non-grandfathered health plans provide contraception to participants at no cost. Requiring a participant to fail first using other options in other categories.

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Who is Not Covered by OSHA?

HIPAA Journal

There are several categories of workers not covered by OSHA. Additionally, some members of a workforce are only covered in specific roles, while others are only covered in specific states or industries. However, depending on the nature of the work and state regulations, some OSHA standards may be applicable.

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Managing Healthcare Compliance in Connecticut

MedTrainer

Managing healthcare compliance in Connecticut is unique, ranging from urban centers like Hartford and New Haven to rural areas in the northwestern part of the state. To remain compliant in Connecticut, healthcare organizations should stay up-to-date on both state and federal regulation changes and keep their compliance program current.

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Webinar Recap: How Comprehensive Vendor Monitoring Mitigates Risk

Provider Trust

Watch the Webinar In the healthcare industry, remaining compliant with federal and state regulations is of utmost importance. While medical providers comprise a large percentage of healthcare vendors, other facility staff members also fall under this category. In this post, we recap the key takeaways from the webinar.

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US Military Says National Security Depends on ‘Forever Chemicals’

Kaiser Health News

In July, a new federal study showed a direct link between testicular cancer and PFOS, a PFAS chemical that has been found in the blood of thousands of military personnel. Congress has pressured the Defense Department to clean up U.S. military sites and take health concerns more seriously. Under the fiscal 2023 James M.

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Accredited Health Care Providers Rejoice: The Joint Commission is Eliminating 14% of its Standards Across Accreditation Programs

Healthcare Law Today

The Joint Commission accredits many different categories of health care providers, including hospitals, critical access hospitals, assisted living communities, ambulatory care organizations, home care entities, and laboratories. Critical Access Hospital: 37 standards deleted and four revised. Home Care: 10 standards deleted and one revised.

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New Proposed MHPAEA Rule Builds on NQTL Comparative Analysis Standards

C&M Health Law

The Tri-Agencies are soliciting comments on the Proposed Rule, which will be due sixty days after the Proposed Rule’s forthcoming publication in the Federal Register, as well as comments on the Technical Release, due on October 2, 2023.