Multiple states – including Mississippi, New Jersey and Virginia – have been busy finalizing legislation and rulemaking to adopt interstate compacts and expand behavioral health access.
What else have these states been up to in recent weeks?
States Adopt Interstate Compacts, Expand Behavioral Health Access
Amanda EnyeartFocused on compliance, transactions and sector-specific counseling, Amanda Enyeart works with her clients to deploy digital health technology in compliance with a wide range of health law regulations. She is particularly concentrated on telehealth, fraud and abuse, information technology, data strategies and digital health matters. She provides counsel on all aspects of telehealth and other healthcare delivery modalities, advising on the complex patchwork of state-by-state regulatory issues, including practitioner licensure, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, compliance with the federal Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute, and state fraud and abuse laws.Read Amanda Enyeart's full bio.
Taylor HoodTaylor Hood advises healthcare companies on a variety of litigation, regulatory and healthcare policy matters. Taylor focuses his practice on issues that arise in the managed care sector for both payors and providers, including provider payments, health benefits and insurance practices. He also counsels clients in arbitration and before state medical boards, with experience before the Texas Medical Board. With a particular emphasis on the Texas market, Taylor also supports the Firm’s transactional work by assisting healthcare clients and investors in structuring and executing transactions. Read Taylor Hood's full bio.
Adetoro OlugbemiAdetoro T. Olugbemi focuses her practice on regulatory compliance and due diligence for clients across the healthcare industry, including hospitals and health systems, pharmacies, ambulatory surgery centers, laboratories, digital health startups and others. Adetoro is particularly experienced helping clients navigate issues related to the Stark Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute, the Federal Civil Monetary penalty provisions and the False Claims Act. She is also well-versed in state-level regulatory compliance issues, including state licensure requirements, scope of practice issues, and state fraud and abuse laws. Read Adetoro T. Olugbemi's full bio.
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