Foley & Lardner LLP and PYA cordially invite you to attend, “Let’s Talk Compliance,” an opportunity for attendees to interact with various compliance experts. A panel of presenters, comprised of healthcare attorneys, certified public accountants and valuators, healthcare advisors, and HITRUST-certified professionals, will present on pressing compliance issues. They also will lead a roundtable discussion and answer your questions stemming from various topics, including physician compensation, overpayments, HIPAA and the impact of advanced practice providers on workflow. Our experts will take a deep dive into the myriad compliance matters that affect your organization.
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