Navigating Regulatory Pitfalls at the Nexus Between Home Health and Infusion
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Hello, health lawyers. My name is Randy Fierno. I'm a uh retired partner at uh Corals and Brady in Chicago. And I'm here uh today with um my uh longtime colleague and Good friend and mentee uh Jaya White, who's going to talk to us a little bit about An article which she co authored in the uh March, April um print edition of the uh health law magazine of the American Health Law Association. Um a little bit of introduction about myself. Uh I practiced law for um forty-four years. Uh concluding my uh concluding my career at uh Corles and Brady, uh most of that forty four years was uh spent in uh health law, although I did a few other things along the way. Um I'm currently um In my waning days as the uh uh chair of the uh American Health Law Association um Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Committee.
And I'm very glad uh to know that uh Jaya White will be uh is has now joined the committee and will be uh be on it going forward. Um like I say, we've uh worked together uh a long time. I've served serving currently as her And the Corals Sages program. The uh And uh w it during retirement I kind of view my retirement as a um As a much deserved sabbatical after forty-four years of law practice, I'm serving on uh a couple not for profit boards and as a um a warden in the uh the Episcopal Diocese of uh of Chicago. And um quite honestly, I'm along with traveling, I'm not sure How I ever had time for a full time job. But um But I'm enjoying the uh enjoying the time away. Um I was getting ready to get on a plane.
And I had um tossed in my bag the um March, April edition of the Health Law HLA magazine, thinking, Well, you know, I'm I'm retired now. I don't have to read this stuff anymore. Um I can read uh you know a novel or something that I brought along with me. But uh then I I looked at the cover and I thought, wait a minute, um one of these articles sounds somewhat familiar. And then I opened it up uh to page uh page ten and sure enough there was uh there was the article written by Jaya, which is called Navigating Regulatory Pitfalls at the Nexus Between Home Health and Infusion. So I'm gonna call on Jaya. I want to introduce her um just briefly. First of all, Jaya is a um very, very distinguished um member uh of the Health Law group at uh at Quarles and Brady, has been there now, I think twelve years or perhaps longer.
Uh Jaya and I go back uh fifteen years or so when I um uh interviewed her at a at another firm and then she uh traveled with us when uh with other partners when we went to uh when we went to Quarles and Brady about twelve or thirteen years ago. Um Jaya is a and it it kind of Pains me a little bit as a Indiana University football fan, uh, to mention that Jaya is uh a proud alum of the Ohio State University. Both the uh both the Moritz College of Law and also uh uh her undergraduate degree, Magda Kumlati, is also from the Ohio State University. Um Jaya, like I said, has been um practicing health law exclusively for uh for her entire career, I believe, and uh has been exposed to uh a number of areas, um probably more areas than
than than than she wanted to be exposed to and practically everything in health law I think she's tackled at one time or another. But um but she's uh become uh started to focus uh on the uh several years ago on uh long term care.
What is the Medicare HIT benefit and how does it affect home infusion reimbursement?
Uh and has um Identified this nexus between the uh between home health, which is an important part of long-term care, and infusion. So gire with that. And and also Jaya has many awards and and recognitions uh throughout her career, uh which you can find on on her website. But Jaya, tell us a little bit about how you how you identified this subject matter as as appropriate for an article and and what you discovered uh as you got into the into the information.
Thank you, Randy. I think we can just end this podcast now because you've said all these amazing things about me and I think we're good.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:05–4:13
2
What is the Medicare HIT benefit and how does it affect home infusion reimbursement?
4:13–8:32
3
How do state licensure requirements differ for home infusion providers?
8:32–13:32
4
What are the regulatory challenges for ambulatory infusion suites and IV hydration clinics?
13:32–18:19
5
Which states require specific home infusion licenses and what categories do they use?
18:19–23:53
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How does Indiana’s new Medicaid‑Medicare certification rule impact home care providers?
23:53–28:00
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