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  • Texas Medicaid: Claims for Telehealth Service for Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapy

    14 Apr 2020 2:09 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    Managed Care

    Texas Medicaid managed care organizations (MCOs) must provide all medically necessary, Medicaid-covered services to eligible clients. Administrative procedures such as prior authorization, pre-certification, referrals, and claims/encounter data filing may differ from traditional Medicaid (fee-for-service) and from MCO to MCO. Providers should contact the client's specific MCO for details.

    Effective Dates

    Effective for dates of service March 15, 2020, through April 30 2020, authorized occupational, physical, and speech therapy for clients of all ages may be delivered as a telehealth service.

    Telehealth therapy services must be delivered within the provision of current licensure requirements found in Occupational Therapy Rules, Physical Therapy Rules, and Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Administrative Rules. See Texas Medicaid for more information.

    Modifiers

    Providers should use the 95 modifier to indicate remote delivery. Providers are reminded to use the required modifiers GP, GO, and GN on all claims for physical, occupational, or speech therapy treatment.

    Prior Authorization

    There will be no changes to the prior authorization submission process. A separate prior authorization is not needed solely to allow for the remote delivery of therapy services.

    Evaluations

    Evaluation, re-evaluation, and treatment may be delivered via telehealth as determined clinically appropriate by the rendering therapist and in compliance with each discipline’s rules.

    Assistants

    Therapy assistants may provide telehealth and receive supervision within limits outlined in each discipline’s rules. Providers should refer to state practice rules and national guidelines regarding supervision requirements for each discipline. See Texas Physical Therapy Assistants or Texas Occupational Therapy Assistants.

    Informed Consent

    Telehealth requires consent from the client or responsible adult. Verbal consent is permissible and should be documented in the client’s medical record. Teletherapies may require participation of a parent or caregiver to assist with the treatment.

    Services that Cannot be Performed via Telehealth

    Clinical evaluations required for the provision of new complex rehabilitation technology, such as power mobility and adaptive seating systems or augmentative  communication devices, require the physical presence of the speech-language pathologist, the occupational therapist, or physical therapist and should not be delivered via telehealth unless exceptional medical circumstances exist.

    Treatment Notes

    Treatment notes should indicate that remote delivery of the service is clinically appropriate per the treating therapist’s professional judgement.

    HIPAA

    The Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has relaxed Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPAA) requirements to allow for the use of additional video capabilities to deliver service via telehealth. Texas Medicaid will recognize OCR’s HIPAA enforcement discretion as it relates to telehealth platform requirements.

    Reference

    Claims for Telehealth Service for Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapy. April 14, 2020 available at http://www.tmhp.com/News_Items/2020/04-April/04-14 20%20Claims%20for%20Telehealth%20Service%20for%20Occupational,%20Physical,%20and%20Speech%20Therapy.pdf


  • Florida Physical Therapy Updates and Changes

    2 Jan 2020 4:56 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    FAQs

    Continuing Education

    • How many continuing education hours are required during a reporting period?
    • How is contact hour defined?
    • How long is the reporting period?
    • Due date for CE requirements
    • Can CE credits be carried over into the next reporting period?
    • Are there any specific requirements for continuing education?
    • Are there any specific limitations on course subjects?
    • What types of activities can be used for the continuing education requirements?
    • Are there limitations on the types of courses that can be taken?
    • What type of approval is needed for the courses?
    • What type of courses or activities are not allowed?
    • What are the reporting requirements?
    • How long must continuing education records be retained?
    • Can I have my CE requirements waived?

    Scope of Practice

    • How is the practice of Physical Therapy defined in Florida?
    • Services specifically excluded from the scope of practice
    • Can PTs practice dry needling?
    • Can PTs administer topical medications?

    Electromyography

    • When a PT can perform electromyography
    • Education and supervised practice requirements

    Direct Access and Referrals 

    • Is a referral required to provide PT services?
    • Which providers are considered to be practitioners of record?
    • When does a PT have to refer a patient to a physician?

    Roles and Responsibilities 

    • Supervision Definitions
    • What are the overall responsibilities of the PT and PTA?
    • Which services can only be performed by a licensed physical therapist?
    • What are the responsibilities of the PT when delegating?

    Supervision of Assistants

    • Definition of a PTA
    • Responsibilities of the PTA
    • What type of supervision is required?
    • Accessibility of an offsite PT
    • Supervision of PTAs in a hospital setting

    Supervision of Aides

    • What can an aide do?
    • What is an aide expressly prohibited from doing?
    • What are the responsibilities of the PT when delegating to an aide?
    • Education and Training
    • What type of supervision is required?
    • Documentation

    Medical Records

    • What are the physical therapist’s documentation responsibilities?
    • How much can I charge a patient for copies of their records?
    • Medical records of PTs relocating or terminating their practice
    • Deceased Physical Therapists or Physical Therapist Assistants

    Temporary Permits

    • Who is eligible for a temporary permit?
    • What is required for the application?
    • What type of supervision is required for a temporary permit holder?
    • Duration of the permit

    Notifications and Postings

    • How can I use “Dr” in my title?
    • When does a PT have to notify the board of any information changes?

    Grounds for Discipline 

    • Unprofessional Conduct
    • Is there a law/rule against fee-splitting?

  • Texas Physical Therapy November 2019 Updates and Reorganization

    26 Nov 2019 4:23 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    Continuing Education

    • How many continuing education hours are required during a reporting period?
    • How is credit hour defined?
    • How long is the reporting period?
    • Due Date
    • Can CE credits be carried over into the next reporting period?
    • Are there any specific requirements for continuing education?
    • What types of activities can be used for the continuing education requirements?
    • What type of approval is needed for the courses?
    • What type of courses or activities are not allowed?
    • What are the reporting requirements?
    • How long must continuing education records be retained?
    • Can I apply for a hardship waiver?
    • What happens if the board audits me?
    • CE Requirements for License Restoration

    Scope of Practice

    • How is the practice of Physical Therapy defined in Texas?
    • What is included in the practice of physical therapy?
    • Services specifically excluded from the scope of practice
    • Does Texas allow PTs to practice dry needling?
    • Does Texas allow PTs to practice electromyography?
    • Does Texas allow PTs to practice wound care?
    • Does Texas allow PTs to apply topical medicals?

    Direct Access and Referrals 

    • Is a referral required to provide PT services?
    • Exceptions to the referral requirement? Change September 2019
    • Limitation on the number of days that a PT may treat a patient without a referral
    • Patient disclosure
    • Emergencies
    • Additional Exemptions
    • Which providers can issue the referral?
    • How may the referral by transmitted?

    Telehealth

    • Requirements to provide PT through telehealth
    • Standard of Care
    • Informed Consent
    • Confidentiality
    • Role of a PTA

    Supervision and Delegation

    • Supervision Definitions
    • What are the professional responsibilities of the physical therapist?

    Assistants

    • Which services are PTAs allowed to practice?
    • Can a PTA screen patients?
    • Can a PTA modify the plan of care?
    • Are there specific services that PTAs are prohibited from practicing?
    • What type of supervision is required?
    • What are the assistant’s documentation responsibilities?
    • Does the supervising physical therapist need to co-sign documentation created by the PTA?
    • What is the ratio between supervising PTs and PTAs?
    • Required designation for assistants

    Aides

    • What can an aide do?
    • What is an aide expressly prohibited from doing?
    • What are the responsibilities of the PT when delegating to an aide?
    • What type of supervision is required?
    • What is the ratio between supervising PTs and aides?

    Documentation 

    • What must be included in the patient record?
    • What are the physical therapist’s documentation responsibilities?
    • Development and implementation of the plan of care
    • When is a reevaluation/reassessment required?
    • What must the reevaluation include?
    • Discharge Summary

    Facilities (Facility Registration no longer required) 

    Designations and Notifications

    • How can I use “Dr” in my title?
    • Are there any specific requirements for posting notifications or licenses?
    • Consumer Information Sign

    Temporary Permit

    • Who is eligible for a temporary permit?
    • What is required for the application?
    • What type of supervision is required for a temporary permit holder?
    • How long is the temporary permit valid for?

    License by Endorsement

    • Who is eligible for a license by endorsement?
    • What is required for the application?
    • Licensure for a Military Service Member
    • Provisional Licensure

    Out-of-State PTs and PTAs

    • Can I practice in Texas if I am licensed in another state?

    Retired or Inactive Status

    • Requirements for Initiation of Retired Status
    • Requirements for Renewal of Retired Status
    • Requirements for Reinstatement of Active Status
    • Designation
    • Requirements for Initiation of Inactive Status
    • Requirements for Renewal of Inactive Status
    • Requirements for Reinstatement of Active Status

    Unprofessional Conduct 

    • Practice in manner detrimental to public health and welfare
    • When am I obligated to report to the board?
    • Additional grounds for discipline
    • Gross negligence

    Educational Settings

    • Responsibilities of the PT
    • Consultations
    • Physician’s Referral
    • Evaluations

    Early Childhood Intervention Settings

    • Responsibilities of the PT
    • Referrals
    • Evaluations

  • Medicare Enrollment

    16 Sep 2019 1:17 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    Occupational Therapists in Private Practice

    • Conditions for Enrollment
    • License Requirements
    • Education Outside the United States

    Physical Therapists in Private Practice

    • Conditions for Enrollment
    • License Requirements
    • Education Outside the United States

    Site Visits for PT Practices

    • Initial Application
    • Revalidation
    • New/Changed Location
    • Mixed PT and OT Groups
    • Physician Practice that Employs PTs
    • Multiple Locations
    • Home Based Practice
    • Scope of Site Visit

    Effective Enrollment Date and Retroactive Billing

    • Effective Date
    • Retroactive Billing

  • Medicare Plan of Care

    9 Sep 2019 5:36 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    Physical or occupational therapy services must relate directly and specifically to a written treatment plan. The plan, (also known as a plan of care or plan of treatment) must be established before treatment is begun.

    The plan is established when it is developed (e.g., written or dictated). The signature and professional identity (e.g., MD, OTR/L) of the person who established the plan, and the date it was established must be recorded with the plan.

    Establishing the Plan of Care

    • Who may create the POC?
    • When treatment can begin under a POC
    • Multiple Plans of Care

    Contents of the Plan

    • Diagnosis
    • Long Term Goals (LTGs)
    • Type of Treatment
    • Multiple Disciplines
    • Amount of Treatment
    • Frequency of Treatment
    • Duration of Treatment

    Changing the Plan

    • Who may make “significant” changes to the POC?
    • What is considered a “significant change”?
    • What changes are considered “insignificant”?

    Certification and Re-certification of the Plan


  • Medicare Evaluations and Reevaluations for PT and OT

    9 Sep 2019 5:11 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    Who Must Document the Evaluation?

    Only a clinician (PT or OT) may perform an initial examination, evaluation, re-evaluation and assessment or establish a diagnosis or a plan of care.

    When?

    The evaluation and treatment may occur and are both billable either on the same day or at subsequent visits. It is appropriate that treatment begins when a plan is established.

    The time spent in evaluation shall not also be billed as treatment time. Evaluation minutes are untimed and are part of the total treatment minutes, but minutes of evaluation shall not be included in the minutes for timed codes reported in the treatment notes.

    Medical Necessity for an Initial Evaluation 

    Contents of an Evaluation

    • Diagnosis
    • Documentation Supporting Illness Severity or Complexity
    • Documentation Supporting Medical Care Prior to the Current Episode
    • Documentation Required to Indicate Beneficiary Health Related to Quality of Life
    • Documentation Required to Indicate Beneficiary Social Support
    • Documentation Required to Indicate Objective, Measurable Beneficiary Physical Function

    When the Evaluation is the Only Service Provided

    When the Evaluation Serves as the Plan of Care

    Additional Assessments

    Evaluations by Multiple Disciplines

    Billing Tips for the Evaluation

    Reevaluations

    • Who may Perform a Reevaluation?
    • Role of the Assistant
    • When can a Reevaluation be Performed?
    • Reimbursement
    • Content of the Reevaluation
    • Billing for a Reevaluation
    • Documentation

  • Medicare Documentation Requirements

    9 Sep 2019 3:33 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)


    General Documentation Requirements

    • Document Requirements
    • The Patient is under the Care of a Physician/NPP
    • Services Require the Skills of a Therapist
    • Services are of Appropriate Type, Frequency, Intensity and Duration for the Individual Needs of the Patient
    • Needs of the Patient
    • Dictated Documentation
    • Dates for Documentation

    Evaluations and Re-Evaluations 

    • When it is Appropriate for an Initial Evaluation
    • Contents of an Evaluation
    • When the Evaluation is the Only Service Provided
    • When the Evaluation Serves as the Plan of Care
    • Additional Assessments
    • Evaluations by Multiple Disciplines
    • Re-Evaluations

    Plan of Care

    • Establishing the Plan of Care
    • Elements of the Plan of Care
    • Modifying the Plan of Care

    Certification and Re-certification of the Treatment Plan

    • What does it mean to have the plan of care certified?
    • Do I need an order/prescription/referral from a physician/NPP?
    • When does the POC need to be certified?
    • Is the initial treatment date when I began treating the patient or when I performed the evaluation?
    • How long do certifications last?
    • What happens if I can’t get the plan certified within ninety (90) days?
    • Do I need to submit additional evidence to justify the delay?
    • Who must certify the POC?
    • Which practitioners are not allowed to certify a plan of care?
    • Can I have the physician/NPP sign a document other than the POC?
    • Are verbal certifications acceptable?
    • When does the POC need to be recertified?
    • What happens if the recertification is delayed?
    • What happens if my claim is denied due to certification issues?

    Progress Reports 

    • Timing of the Progress Report
    • Content of the Progress Report
    • Clinician’s Participation in the Report
    • Assistant’s Participation in the Report

    Treatment Notes

    • Required Elements
    • Optional Elements
    • Additional Tips for Notes
    • Making Changes to the Note
    • Signature on the Note
    • Identification of the Supervisor

    Discharge Summary

    Functional Reporting (No Longer Required as of Janaury 1, 2019)

    • Services Affected
    • Providers and Practitioners Affected
    • Function-Related G-codes
    • Selecting the G-codes to use in Functional Reporting
    • Choosing the Correct Severity/Complexity Modifiers
    • Required Reporting of Functional G-codes and Severity Modifiers

    Medicare Signature Requirements

    • Which outpatient therapy documentation requires and signature and who must sign?
    • What is required for a valid signature?
    • What if I use a scribe when documenting medical record entries?
    • How are orders treated differently than other medical documentation?
    • What should I do if I did not sign an order or medical record?
    • What if I signed the order or progress note but my signature is not legible?
    • What is a signature log?
    • What if I do not have a signature log in place?
    • Am I able to attest to my signature?
    • Do my signatures need to be dated?


  • HIPAA Section Up Date - Security Rule

    30 Jul 2019 2:55 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    The Security Rule specifically focuses on protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of EPHI, as defined in the Security Rule. The EPHI that a covered entity creates, receives, maintains, or transmits must be protected against reasonably anticipated threats, hazards, and impermissible uses and/or disclosures.

    Important Definitions

    Who does the Security Rule apply to?

    What is the difference between “Required” and “Addressable” specifications?

    Administrative Safeguards

    • Security Management Process
    • Assigned Security Responsibility
    • Workforce Security
    • Information Access Management
    • Security Awareness and Training
    • Security Incident Procedures
    • Contingency Plan
    • Evaluation

    Physical Safeguards

    • Facility Access Controls
    • Workstation Use
    • Workstation Security
    • Device and Media Controls

    Technical Safeguards

    • Access Control
    • Audit Controls
    • Integrity
    • Person or Entity Authentication
    • Transmission Security

    Organizational Requirements

    • Business Associate Contracts or other Arrangements

    Policies and Procedures and Documentation Requirements

    • Policies and Procedures
    • Documentation

    Sample Policies and Procedures

  • Fee Schedule Updates

    23 Jul 2019 3:56 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    Alabama

    Medicaid

    Physician Fee Schedule – July 1, 2019

    Hospital Outpatient Fee Schedule – July 1, 2019

    Patient 1st and Health Home Case Management Fee Schedule – December 21, 2017

    Workers Compensation

    2019 Physical Therapy Fee Schedule

    2019 Physicians Fee Schedule

    2019 Home Health Fee Schedule

    Arizona

    Medicaid

    Medicine and Professional Medical Services - Effective October 1, 2018

    Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) – Effective January 1, 2019

    Workers Compensation

    Physical Medicine - CPT® 97001 - 98969   

    2018 Fee Schedule Physical Medicine Codes

    California

    Medicaid

    Medi-Cal Rates as of 7/15/2019

    Occupational Therapy: Billing Codes and Reimbursement Rates

    Physical Therapy: Billing Codes and Reimbursement Rates

               

    Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Billing Codes and Reimbursement Rates

    Home Health Agencies (HHA) Billing Codes and Reimbursement Rates

    Workers Compensation

    § 9789.15.4. Physical Medicine/Chiropractic/Acupuncture Multiple Procedure Payment Reduction; Pre-Authorization for Specified Procedure/Modality Services.

    Colorado

    Medicaid

    January 2019 Fee Schedule

    Workers Compensation

    2019 CO WC Medical Fee Schedule

    Florida

    Medicaid

    Physical Therapy Services Fee Schedule – Effective January 1, 2018

    PT Updated Fee Schedule 2019

    Occupational Therapy Services Fee Schedule – Effective January 1, 2018

    OT Updated Fee Schedule 2019

    Home Health Visit Services Fee Schedule – January 1, 2018

    2019 Updated Fee Schedule

    Workers Compensation

    Florida Workers' Compensation Health Care Provider Reimbursement Manual, 2016 Edition (Effective 07/01/2017)

    Download Part C - (Text Copy)  (Excel Copy)  
    Part C establishes the reimbursement amounts for services provided by physicians, physical and occupational therapists, athletic trainers, audiologists, and psychologist providers of non-surgical procedures and services. Physician assistants and advanced registered nurse practitioners shall be paid 85% of the MRA in Part C when directly performing the non-surgical service or procedure.

    Georgia

    Medicaid

    Schedule Max All Payments Physician – July 2019

    Schedule of Maximum Allowable for Outpatient Service (Site of Service Differential) – July 2019

    Medicaid Orthotic & Prosthetic (O&P) Services Fee Schedule – July 2019

    Workers Compensation

    WC Medical Fee Schedule for purchase

    Illinois

    Medicaid

    Therapy Fee Schedule – January 1, 2019

    Home Health Fee Schedule – August 1, 2018

    School Based Health Services Fee Schedule – June 6, 2018

    Workers Compensation

    Fee Schedule lookup tool

    Indiana

    Medicaid

    Professional Fee Schedule – July 13, 2019

    Outpatient Fee Schedule – Effective July 1, 2019

    Workers Compensation

    Massachusetts

    Medicaid

    Medicine – March 1, 2018

    Home Health Services – Effective July 12, 2019

    Home and Community Based Services Waivers – Effective April 1, 2018

    Workers Compensation

    Rates for Services – April 1, 2009

    Home Health Services - Effective July 12, 2019

    Maryland

    Medicaid

    2019 Professional Services Fee Schedule – Effective July 1, 2019

    Workers Compensation

    Workers Compensations Rates - Updated 6/3/2019

    Michigan

    Medicaid

    Occupational Therapy – April 2019

    Physical Therapy – April 2019

    Home Health – January 2019

    Revenue Code Requirement Table

    Workers Compensation

    Health Care Service Rates – Effective January 8, 2019

    Missouri

    Medicaid

    Workers Compensation

    New Jersey

    Medicaid

    Rates – 2019 3rd Quarter

    Outpatient Hospital Rates - 2019

    Home Health Agency Rates

    Workers Compensation

    New York

    Medicaid

    Physical and Occupational Therapy - 2019

    CHHA Episodic Payment Billing Guidelines 

    Workers Compensation

    Medical Care Fee Schedules – July 2019

    North Carolina

    Medicaid

    Multiple Independent Practitioners - Apr. 2019

    Occupational Therapists - May 2019

    Physical Therapists - May 2019

    Home Health Services – April 1, 2018

    Workers Compensation

    Professional Services – April 30, 2015

    Ohio

    Medicaid

    Medicine, Surgery, Radiology, Therapies – 7/1/2019

    Home Health – January 1, 2017

    Workers Compensation

    Fee Schedule Lookup Tool

    Oregon

    Medicaid

    Medical and Dental – June 2019

    Workers Compensation

    Oregon WC Fee Schedule – April 1, 2019

    Pennsylvania

    Medicaid

    Pennsylvania Medicaid Fee Schedule Tool

    Workers Compensation

    Tennessee

    Medicaid

    No FFS Fee Schedules

    Workers Compensation

    Workers Compensation Fee Handbook

    Texas

    Medicaid

    Occupational Therapy – 7/17/2019

    Physical Therapy – 7/17/2019

    Home Health Agency – 7/17/2019

    Workers Compensation

    Commissioner’s Bulletin # B-0017-18 - Annual Change to the Medical Fee Guideline Conversion Factors as Established in Title 28 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) §134.203

    2019 Conversion Factors

    Virginia

    Medicaid

    Virginia Medicaid Fee Schedule Tool

    Workers Compensation

     Virginia Medical Fee Schedules – January 1, 2018

    Washington

    Medicaid

    July 1, 2019 to present — Habilitative services

    July 1, 2019 to present — Outpatient rehabilitation fee schedule

    July 1, 2019 to present — SBHS fee schedule

    July 1, 2019 to present — Home health fee schedule

    Workers Compensation

    2019 Fee Schedules and Payment Policies


  • CMS’s Top 9 PT/OT Documentation Errors and How to Fix Them

    2 Jul 2019 2:56 PM | Zachary Edgar (Administrator)

    Therapy Comply, a leading physical and occupational therapy education and compliance firm, will be presenting a live webinar: Common Outpatient Rehabilitation Therapy (CERT) Errors on July 10th at 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CDT and again on July 11th at 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CDT. 

    Because of the holiday we will be adding two more live webinars: July 24th at 12:00 PM EDT and July 25th at 12:00 PM EDT. 

    CMS recently released the top 9 most common outpatient therapy documentation and billing errors.  These 9 errors are the leading causes of claims denials and overpayment recoupments for therapy services.  This webinar will go over each error and the applicable rule required to prevent the errors.  The course will also discuss internal policies and training that can be implemented in your organization to prevent errors before the claim is filed.

    The webinar will be recorded and will be available to all attendees and a copy of the slides will be distributed following the webinar.  No extra charge for the recording. 

    The course will cover the following:

    • What is CERT and how does it impact billing denials and overpayments
    • The most common billing and documentation errors in outpatient therapy
    • The specific Medicare rules and regulations that apply to each error
    • Implementing proactive policies and procedures to prevent errors and catch mistakes
    • Effectively training staff to comply with the billing and documentation rules
    • How to respond to a MAC overpayment demand letter

    Fee: $35 for Members            $50 for Non-Members

    Registration: 

    July 10th at 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CDT

    July 11th at 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CDT

    July 24th at 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT

    July 25th at 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT

    PT: This webinar will qualify for 1 hour of PT and PTA CME credit in AL, AK, AZ, CO, CT, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, MI, MS, MN, MO, MT, NE, NM, NH, NC, ND, OH, OR, RI, SC, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY

    OT:     This webinar will qualify for 1 hour of OT and OTA CME credit in AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, ID, IL, IA, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, NM, NV, NH, NC, ND, OH, OR, RI, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY

    Speaker: Zachary Edgar JD, LLM is the lead consultant for Therapy Comply.  Zachary is healthcare attorney who specializes in state healthcare regulatory issues particularly for physical and occupational therapy practices.  Zachary has spent the last seven years as in-house counsel for a physical therapy management company where he handled a wide variety of healthcare legal issues including: federal and state healthcare fraud and abuse laws, state professional and facility licensing issues, HIPAA, employment issues, and Medicare and Medicaid compliance specifically for physical and occupational therapy practices.  Zachary obtained his BA and JD from the University for Arizona and an LLM in healthcare law from Loyola University.



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