Legal professionals in the health care field are cordially invited to the 9th Annual Nashville Healthcare Fraud Conference. The conference is being hosted by Bass, Berry & Sims along with the Tennessee Hospital Association, and will provide an excellent platform for attendees to deep dive into the legalities concerning healthcare fraud.
Those in attendance can look forward to earning more than seven hours of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit, an important component of maintaining their practice within jurisdictional boundaries. Even more compelling, some of these credits will fall under ethics, an area that often poses a challenge for many professionals striving to meet their annual CLE requirements.
The event will originally take place on December 7 in Nashville for a full day. However, for those unable to attend on this date, or for those who prefer a virtual setting, the conference will also be broadcast virtually on December 14 and 15, in convenient morning sessions running from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm CST. This offers a unique opportunity for legal practitioners globally to partake in this insightful event, right from the comfort of their offices or homes.
While the detailed agenda has not been disclosed, past editions of this conference have offered rich discussions around critical legal matters in healthcare. This includes Regulatory FCA Issues, Legal Ethics in Healthcare Fraud and Abuse, and Managed Care Fraud, among many others. Participants can anticipate another round of equally thoughtful and engaging content this year.
Given the criticality of understanding and mitigating healthcare fraud, especially in these challenging times, the 9th Annual Nashville Healthcare Fraud Conference is a must attend event for healthcare attorneys, in-house legal counsel, compliance officers, and other healthcare legal professionals.