The COVID pandemic posed challenges not only to health care consumers, providers, and insurers but also to those charged with preventing, detecting, and addressing healthcare fraud. This program, featuring Lowenstein partner Jason S. Gould, will review common health care fraud schemes, enforcement and prevention, and the impact of COVID on fraud control. This will include pauses in administrative measures that prevent and detect fraud, types of fraud committed under COVID; and regulatory, civil, and criminal enforcement. The program will describe best practices in health care fraud control, especially when addressing public health crises.
Speakers:
- Jason S. Gould, Partner, Lowenstein Sandler LLP
- Jane M. Azia, NYS Attorney General’s Office, Chief Consumer Frauds
- Jacob M. Bergman, Co-Chief Civil Frauds, SDNY – Civil Division
- Brett R. Friedman, Partner, Ropes & Gray
Time: 12-2:30 p.m. ET
*This event is open to the public but requires a registration fee.
