The Health Law Section promotes the interests of the Section’s members and of the Association in the area of health law, studies and makes appropriate recommendations concerning health law matters, and monitors the developments of this area of practice. Some of the areas on which the section concentrates are: professional liability;managed care; fraud and abuse; social security; long-term care; and ethical issues.

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“This membership directory is a listing of all attorney and affiliate members of the Indiana State Bar Association by location and substantive law sections and not a recommendation.” 

Impact of Challenge to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care act of 2010 White Paper

2011 Health Law Symposium
Conference Materials

Plenary Session:
Health Care Legislative Update.2
Speakers: Alison L. Taylor and Kristen L. Gentry

Breakout Session #1
Who’s In Charge Here? Physician Supervision Rules for Hospital Outpatient Services

Additional Handout:Who's in Charge  Here?
Speaker: Laura Seng

Appropriate patient Transfers Across the Continuum of Care

Home Health Home Bound Decision Tree
Speaker: Terry Cichon

Plenary Session
Accountable Care Organizations
Speaker: Norman G. Tabler, Jr. 

Breakout Session #2
Maneuvering the Social Media Minefield: Compliance and Labor and Employment Implications on Health Care Provider Use of Social Media
Speakers: Thomas M. Donohoe and Dana Stutzman

Business Valuations
Speaker: Kameron H. McQuay

25 Years of HCQIA: The Lessons Learned
Speaker: Sherry Fabina- Abney 

Breakout Session #3
Emerging Issues and Physician-Hospital Collaboration Strategies
Speakers: Thomas N. Hutchinson and Heather F. Delgado 

Crisis Standards of Care
Speakers: Bobby A. Courtney and Chad S. Priest 

EMTALA
Speaker: James L. Whitlach 

Breakout Session #4
Compliance Considerations for Hospitals in an Environment of Heightened Government Enforcement
Speaker: Matthew Jagger

Privacy and Security of Patient Information: Current Regulations, Recent Cases and Future Trends and Implications for Health Care Providers, Patients and Vendors
Speakers: Sara Ann Hook and Josette Jones

Additional Handouts for Hook/Jones Sessions

Breach Notification Form

DE Hospital Copes With Patient Data Theft

Health Net Inc. Involved in Potential Data Theft

HHS Imposes a $4.3 million Civil Money Penalty for Violation

HIPAA Privacy Complaint Form

HIPAA Violations Remind Hospital to Reimforce Privacy Rules

IC 4-1-6

IC 16-39-1; 16-39-5; 16-39-7; 16-39-10

Disclosure of Security Breach-IC 24-4-9

MO v. IMA, Inc

MGH to pay $1 million to Settle Potential HIPAA Violation

Quick Guide-ARRA-PS-20091125

Swiped Not Hacked

W VA medical Center Breach Affects

Wellpoint- Attorney General Sues Insurer Over Data Breach

Section Chair, Lori McLaughlin

Director of Section Services, Maryann Williams