In this week’s episode of Health Law talk, Conrad Meyer and Rory Bellina discuss APP’s or advanced practice providers.

On this episode of Health Law Talk, Conrad Meyer and Rory Bellina discuss the possible overturn of Roe v. Wade and its effects on healthcare.

In the US healthcare delivery system, physicians are exposed after residency and fellowship should numerous choices of whether or not to become employed by hospital systems, group practices, or start their own practice.

In this episode of Health Law Talk, attorneys Conrad Meyer and Rory Bellina focus on non-compete agreements. It may not be obvious, but in the Healthcare field, there are pros! (and cons of course) to non-compete agreements.

Health Law Attorneys Conrad Meyer and Rory Bellina discuss current EEOC guidance and recommendations and what that looks like under Emergency Use Authorization and FDA Approval of the vaccine. They also consider the voluntary approach vs. the mandatory approach and the questions that arise from both.

How can Incident-To billing bring more revenue to your practice? When physicians rely on advanced practice providers (APPs) to maximize services to patients, reimbursement from Medicare dips to 85% percent of the physician’s professional fees – which can add up to a big loss of revenue.

Congratulations to Conrad Meyer, JD, MHA, FACHE, who was recently ranked as a Band 1 healthcare lawyer (the highest rating possible) in the 2021 edition of USA Chambers, the “gold standard” in delivering insight and analysis on the global legal profession.

In this first episode of Health Law Talk, Rory Bellina and Conrad Meyer discuss the services Chehardy Sherman Williams provide to their healthcare clients, as well as an overview of the firm practice areas. Hear about how these two attorneys got their start in the field of healthcare law and how that experience helps their clients better navigate the comprehensive, legal issues of this complex, ever-changing industry.

Congress has passed additional legislation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic relief legislation passed by Congress is a total of 5,593 pages and contains relief and regulations covering a broad array of agencies, nations, and sectors. Title III of the legislation is referred to as the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Non-profits, […]

If you’re in touch with our firm, you may have already received our COVID-19 Newsletter . These are uncertain times for everyone, which is why we wanted to let you know that Chehardy Sherman Williams is still available for all your legal needs. While we cannot offer our services in person at this time, you can always reach us online, […]

Dear Colleagues – We hope that this message finds you and your family staying well. These are unusual times, but the attorneys and team at Chehardy Sherman Williams are dedicated to offering uninterrupted service to our clients. Currently, our office is open and fully operational. If necessary, following any mandated office building closures, the firm has procedures in place […]

Congratulations to attorney Adam Stumpf , who has recently been appointed a Board Member of the Lakeview Civic Improvement Association. The purpose of the Lakeview Civic Improvement Association is to serve as a means for Lakeview residents to work together in creating a safe, pleasant, and civic-minded neighborhood by drawing on the interests and talents of the […]