Amy Bagge-Smith
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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Latest Developments in Interoperability Litigation · 23 Jun 2026
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It has increased caution.
I think that goes directly with um I collectively uh organizations, people that are part of these organizations and converse conversations talking about a a degradation of trust.
So when you when you see these things in uh you know, so publicly, you assume that there are
lots and lots of bad actors that exist out there.
And and don't get me wrong, there, you know, allegedly uh there are some of those bad actors on these networks.
Um but it's really increased the amount of participant onboarding and betting.
That is required to participate in these networks.
And I'm not saying that that necessarily is entirely a bad thing, but what it does do is it really slows down that access.
Um, it really pushes some of those organizations to expend additional time, energy, money to try to get themselves up and running on these networks in a way that wasn't required earlier.
Um
In TEFCA, you're seeing a lot of these SOPs take very aggressive positions on how uh
W you deal with the purpose in which people are using it.
You're seeing uh a revisiting of what it means to provide treatment.
What does treatment mean?
Um, those types of conversations are coming up and and you have a lot of people with a lot of opinions.
Um, you know.
Of a variety of different kinds, but it it it opens the door to a lot more interpretation and discussion.
Um, more attention to suspension.
uh more pushing the button on whether or not an actual treatment relationship exists.
I'm not again, I think some of this stuff is great.
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