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1 HCCA s 22 nd Annual Compliance Institute April 15 18, 2018, Las Vegas, Nevada Please leave this application with staff at the Registration Desk or CCB@ComplianceCertification.org phone: fax: This form must be completed and submitted to receive a certificate of attendance and/or continuing education credit. Check the box(es) below corresponding to the credit type(s) you wish to receive. CHC, CHRC, CHPC, CHC F, CCEP, CCEP I, CCEP F 50 minute hour AHIMA 60 minute hour ACHE 60 minute hour AAPC 60 minute hour RN CA Board of Registered Nursing State & License # Other Credit type not already listed. List below: FOR ATTORNEYS ONLY: Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Submit this application within seven days to allow for state reporting, if required. Individuals MUST sign in/sign out* if required by their state. Please verify your CLE requirements with your state. State & License # State & License # State & License # NASBA/CPE Individuals MUST sign in/sign out* per NASBA credit requirements. *SIGN IN/SIGN OUT SHEETS ARE AVAILABLE OUTSIDE MEETING ROOM. CCB, ACHE, AHIMA credits and certificate will be posted and available online in your account within two four weeks. CLE, NASBA, AAPC, RN and Other external credit certificates will be ed within four weeks. By signing below, I attest that I HAVE ATTENDED THE SESSION(S) I indicated on this application: Certificate to: Phone: Signature: Date: 003_CI minutes/19.33 hours/23.2 CCB CEUs 1

2 SUNDAY, APRIL 15 PRE CONFERENCE 9:00 AM 12:00 PM (2.75 clock hours or 165 minutes) includes 15 minute break Attendee Speaker P1 Large Hospital Systems Attendee Speaker P2 Compliance Program Start Up: What Are the Basics Needed for Your Infrastructure? Attendee Speaker P3 Hey, Therapy Provider! The Government and Private Insurers Have Therapy in Focus Do You? Attendee Speaker P4 Designing an Effective Privacy Program Attendee Speaker P5 Physician and APP Coding Workshop Attendee Speaker P6 False Claims Act Developments Attendee Speaker P7 The Great Internal Audit Compliance Mystery Attendee Speaker P8 Top IT and Cyber Risks to Include in Your Audit Plan Attendee Speaker P9 Try Your Luck: Solve a Complex Compliance Case Study Attendee Speaker P10 Why in the World is the Compliance Officer Asking About Quality? Attendee Speaker P11 Due Diligence for Acquisition and Partnerships Attendee Speaker P12 Navigating Therapy Compliance Requirements Across the Continuum of Care Attendee Speaker P13 Laboratory Compliance: Maintaining Compliance in an Uncertain and Changing Environment Attendee Speaker P14 Managed Care Organizations and Measuring Compliance Program Effectiveness:... How They Work! 1:30 PM 4:30 PM (2.75 clock hours or 165 minutes) includes 15 minute break Attendee Speaker P15 Tactics for Maintaining Expected Levels of Performance in an Increasingly Regulatory Environment Attendee Speaker P16 Conflict of Interest 2.0: Beyond Data Collection Attendee Speaker P17 Post Acute Compliance Officers: How Do You Prepare Unknown of the Regulatory Environment Attendee Speaker P18 What Do Carnegie Hall and Good Security Incident Response Plans Have in Common Attendee Speaker P19 Benchmarking and Coding Outlier Workshop Attendee Speaker P20 Anatomy of a False Claims Act Case: Investigation, Litigation, Negotiation, Resolution Attendee Speaker P21 340B Compliance Monitoring Utilizing Data Analytics Attendee Speaker P22 Three Keys to Rock Your Auditing and Monitoring Plan Attendee Speaker P23 Collaboration Between Compliance, Internal Audit, and Coding Operations Attendee Speaker P24 Three Blind Mice: Achieve a Shared Vision for Compliance, Risk, and Quality Attendee Speaker P25 Significant Regulatory Changes and OMHA Initiatives Impacting the Medicare Appeals Process Attendee Speaker P26 The Ups and Downs of DME Attendee Speaker P27 Issues in Academic Medical Compliance: Bridging the Great Divide Attendee Speaker P28 What s New and Exciting in Research Compliance: Exploring New Laws and Government Guidance 003_CI minutes/19.33 hours/23.2 CCB CEUs 2

3 MONDAY, APRIL 16 CONFERENCE 9:00 AM 9:30 AM (0.5 clock hour or 30 minutes) Attendee Speaker GENERAL SESSION OIG Update 9:30 AM 10:30 AM (1.0 clock hour or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker GENERAL SESSION Next Level Leadership 11:00 AM 12:00 PM (1.0 clock hour or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker 101 Healthcare Fraud Enforcement from the Trenches: The Top Government in the Healthcare Space Attendee Speaker 102 Strategies for Managing Conflict of Interests in the World of Innovation Attendee Speaker Day Overpayment Rule: What Does Due Diligence Really Mean? Attendee Speaker 104 HIPAA Update: Policy and Enforcement Attendee Speaker 105 QPP Year Two: Clinical Practice Guidelines and Improving Quality of Care Attendee Speaker 106 Self Disclosures: Report, Repayment, and the Options Attendee Speaker 107 You Know What They Say Curiosity Killed the Cat! Best Practices Proactive Breach Detection Plan Attendee Speaker 108 Managing Organizational Risk: The Mighty Triad of Compliance, Internal Audit, and Risk Management Attendee Speaker 109 IT for the Non IT Compliance Professional Attendee Speaker 110 How to Successfully Integrate a New Healthcare Entity into Your Compliance Program Attendee Speaker out of 5 Dentists Recommend You Take Marketing Compliance Seriously Attendee Speaker 112 Compliance Trends and Challenges for Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health Treatment Providers Attendee Speaker AD1 Communicating with Regulators Attendee Speaker AD2 You ve Put Your Compliance Program in Place: Now How Do You Manage and Make It Work? Attendee Speaker AD3 Let s Talk Shop 1:30 PM 2:30 PM (1.0 clock hour or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker 201 Reinventing the Internal Investigation: Practical Strategies for Ensuring a Yates Informed Process Attendee Speaker 202 What Your Employees Don t Know Can Hurt You: Effective Compliance Education Attendee Speaker 203 Pills, Providers and Problems: How to Investigate Drug Diversion in Long Term Care Attendee Speaker 204 Insider Threats: Healthcare Privacy & Security Attendee Speaker 205 Hospice Physician Compensation: Top Trends and Compliance Concerns for Providers Attendee Speaker 206 OIG Developments 2018 Attendee Speaker 207 Welcome to the Alphabet Soup of OIG, MACs, UPICs and RACs Attendee Speaker 208 High Value Charge Capture and Revenue Integrity Assessments Attendee Speaker 209 Intoxicated Leadership: How to Avoid Leading Under the Influence of Your Emotions Attendee Speaker 210 Could It Happen to You? Lessons from Today s Headline Cases Attendee Speaker 211 Maybe You Can t Go to Europe, but That Does Not Mean It Won t Come to You Attendee Speaker 212 DMEPOS Audit Trends: What to Expect and How to Respond Attendee Speaker AD4 Compliance Officer Ethics Scenarios Attendee Speaker AD5 The Intersection of Compliance and Quality Management Attendee Speaker AD6 Stark: Mitigating the Battle Scars 003_CI minutes/19.33 hours/23.2 CCB CEUs 3

4 MONDAY, APRIL 16 CONFERENCE continued 3:00 PM 4:00 PM (1.0 clock hours or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker 301 Telemedicine: Regulatory Compliance Concerns in a Rapidly Changing Environment Attendee Speaker 302 Special Issues for Global Compliance Officers Attendee Speaker 303 New RoPs: The Role of the Board and Compliance in the Facility and Risk of Non Compliance Attendee Speaker 304 The Revised Substance Use Disorder Privacy Regulations of 42 C.F.R. Part 2 Attendee Speaker 305 Why Managing Physician Contracts is Like a Game and How to Position Your Health System to Win Attendee Speaker 306 Kickback and Stark Law Developments Attendee Speaker 307 CMS Surveys: What Can We Learn? Attendee Speaker 308 Transforming Clinical Care Through the Use of Nursing Documentation Audits Attendee Speaker 309 Leveraging Employee Survey Data to Measure Awareness and Effectiveness of Your Program Attendee Speaker 310 Current Compliance Guidance and Scrutiny by HHS OIG and DOJ Attendee Speaker 311 One Happy Family: How to Integrate New Entities and Joint Ventures Attendee Speaker 312 Back from the Brink: Transforming a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program on the Heels of a Self Report Attendee Speaker AD7 Strategically Shape Compliance & Ethics Outcomes Attendee Speaker AD8 Privacy Officer & Researcher: The Reluctant Partnership Attendee Speaker AD9 Risk Assessments: The Critical Role of Assessing and Managing Risk and Compliance Environment 4:15 PM 5:15 PM (1.0 clock hour or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker 401 Hot Topics in Retail Pharmacy Compliance Attendee Speaker 402 How Comprehensive Risk Assessments and Work Plans Set the Foundation for Successful Attendee Speaker 403 New RoPs: Survey Trends, Implementation Challenges and Upcoming Compliance Requirements Attendee Speaker 404 Data Protection, Privacy and Security Issues in the Health Care Industry: What Are the Looking At? Attendee Speaker 405 Physicians and Compliance: Are They Oil and Water? Attendee Speaker 406 Effective Internal Investigations of Compliance Matters: Best Practices and Preservation of Privilege Attendee Speaker 407 Best Practice: A Partnership Approach to a More Powerful Coding Compliance Program Attendee Speaker B Program Outlook: An Auditor s Toolkit for 2018 and Beyond Attendee Speaker 409 Compliance Today, Effectiveness Tomorrow: The Necessary Actions to Achieve Success Attendee Speaker 410 Betting on Your Provider Based Status? Attendee Speaker 411 CMS Playbook: What s New and What s Next in 2018 Attendee Speaker AD1B Communicating with Regulators Attendee Speaker AD2B You ve Put Your Compliance Program in Place: Now How Do You Manage and Make It Work? Attendee Speaker AD10 Navigating the Gray Zones of the Anti Kickback Statute Attendee Speaker AD11 Engaging Your Executive Team and Board in a Strategic Vision for Your Compliance Program 003_CI minutes/19.33 hours/23.2 CCB CEUs 4

5 TUESDAY, APRIL 17 CONFERENCE 8:40 AM 9:00 AM (.33 clock hour or 20 minutes) Attendee Speaker GENERAL SESSION Update from CMS 9:00 AM 9:50 AM(.83 clock hour or 50 minutes) Attendee Speaker GENERAL SESSION Compliance as a Strategic Business Partner: A CEO s Perspective 9:50 AM 10:30 AM (.66 clock hour or 40 minutes) Attendee Speaker GENERAL SESSION Ethical Vigilance Creates a WellNow Culture 11:00 AM 12:00 PM (1.0 clock hour or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker 501 Escobar and the New Compliance Cartel Attendee Speaker 502 Operationalizing Compliance with the New Nondiscrimination.. Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act Attendee Speaker 503 Lions, Tigers, and Bears Oh My! Walking Through the Dark Forest of the in Post Acute Care Attendee Speaker 504 BAM! A Sound You Want to Hear When Working with Your Business Associates Attendee Speaker 505 A Roadmap for Medical Staff Corrective Action: How to Avoid the Many Pitfalls Attendee Speaker 506 Telemedicine and Digital Health: Compliance Hot Topics for 2018 and Beyond Attendee Speaker 507 MYSSION: Monitoring Your Short Stays and Observation Nights Attendee Speaker 508 Leveraging Internal Audit & Forensics in Your Compliance Program Attendee Speaker 509 Preparing for a Job Search Attendee Speaker 510 MACRA: Not Just for Providers Attendee Speaker 511 Compliance Design in a World of New Models Attendee Speaker 512 Out of the Shadows: Behavioral Health Compliance and Legal Issues for Every Provider Attendee Speaker AD3B Let s Talk Shop Attendee Speaker AD4B Compliance Officer Ethics Scenarios Attendee Speaker AD5B The Intersection of Compliance and Quality Management 1:00 PM 2:00 PM (1.0 clock hour or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker 601 Dealing with Legalized Medical Marijuana: The Dilemma Created by Conflicting Federal and State Laws Attendee Speaker 602 Medicare Managed Care Compliance Standards for FDRs: Is Your Compliance Program Adequate? Attendee Speaker 603 Compliance and Risk Management: A Marriage Made in LTC Regulatory Heaven Attendee Speaker 604 Unforeseen Vulnerabilities in Healthcare Mergers and Acquisitions Attendee Speaker 605 The Dx on HCC: How Medicare Advantage Plans and ACOs Create New Compliance Risk for Physicians Attendee Speaker 606 Real World Repayment Dilemmas: DRG Validation v. Clinical Validation v. Government Audit Findings Attendee Speaker 607 An Ounce of Prevention: Adding Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercises to Your Compliance Toolkit Attendee Speaker 608 Identifying, Assessing and Auditing IT Risks in Health Attendee Speaker 609 How to Change the Perception of Compliance from Obstacle to Business Partner Attendee Speaker 610 Managing Ethical Issues in FCA and Other Enforcement Actions Attendee Speaker 611 Are You Ready to Weather the Storm: Aftermath of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma Attendee Speaker 612 Key Issues an AMC Privacy Officer Should Know Attendee Speaker AD6B Stark: Mitigating the Battle Scars Attendee Speaker AD7B Strategically Shape Compliance & Ethics Outcomes Attendee Speaker AD8B Privacy Officer & Researcher: The Reluctant Partnership 003_CI minutes/19.33 hours/23.2 CCB CEUs 5

6 TUESDAY, APRIL 17 CONFERENCE continued 2:30 PM 3:30 PM (1.0 clock hour or 60 minutes) Attendee Speaker B: Current State, HRSA Audit Enhancements and What the Future Holds Attendee Speaker 702 Creating Effective Compliance Program at Your Community Health Center Attendee Speaker 703 How to Conduct a Compliance Risk Assessment Attendee Speaker 704 Encryption is Not Enough Attendee Speaker 705 When Physicians Work with Non Physician Practitioners: Compliance Risks of Collaborative Practices Attendee Speaker 706 Ask the Stark Law Professionals: Q&A Session Attendee Speaker 707 Physician Arrangement Auditing 101 Attendee Speaker 708 Intersection of Internal Audit and Compliance Attendee Speaker 709 David & Goliath: Compliance Investigations in the Era of Social Media Attendee Speaker 710 Coding & Documentation Compliance Risks: Hints & Tips for the Compliance Professional Attendee Speaker 711 CIA Success Story: Settlement, Implementation, Effectiveness Attendee Speaker 712 Barriers to Sharing Health Information in Behavioral Health Attendee Speaker AD9B Risk Assessments: The Critical Role of Assessing and Managing Risk in Today s Attendee Speaker AD10B Navigating the Gray Zones of the Anti Kickback Statute Attendee Speaker AD11B Engaging Your Executive Team and Board in a Strategic Vision for Your Compliance WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 POST CONFERENCE 8:00 AM 9:45 AM (1.75 clock hour or 105 minutes) Attendee Speaker W1 Corporate Integrity Agreement Developments, Understanding the Government s Expectations Attendee Speaker W2 Compliance Program Game Changers Attendee Speaker W3 How to Develop a "Speak up Compliance Culture Attendee Speaker W4 Privacy Officer Roundtable Attendee Speaker W5 Documentation and Reimbursement Workshop Attendee Speaker W6 Compliance, Self Disclosure and Managing the Risk Attendee Speaker W7 Payer Issues, Denials and Process for Clinical Trials: How to Audit for Lost Revenue! Attendee Speaker W8 Collaboration: Are You Increasing or Decreasing Your Risk? Attendee Speaker W9 Internal Investigations: What s in Your Organization s Toolkit? Attendee Speaker W10 Top Hot Quality and Compliance Areas to Partner and Mitigate Risk Attendee Speaker W11 Using Technology to Leverage Your Compliance Program 10:00 AM 11:45 AM (1.75 clock hour or 105 minutes) Attendee Speaker W12 Ensuring Your Vendors Comply with Your Compliance Requirements/Plan Attendee Speaker W13 Medical Device Replacements: Compliance Insights No Charge Devices Attendee Speaker W14 Practical Considerations for Managing Compliance, Legal Joint Venture Relationships Attendee Speaker W15 The Doctor Will Skype You Now? A Compliance Officer s Roadmap for Telemedicine Attendee Speaker W16 Physician Arrangement Bootcamp Attendee Speaker W17 Managed Care Fraud: Enforcement and Compliance Attendee Speaker W18 Provider Based Status Update: How Recent Changes Impact Off Campus Payment, and Transactions Attendee Speaker W19 Auditing Identity & Access Management: Addressing the Root Causes Attendee Speaker W20 Happily Ever After Requires Work: Effective Training for Ongoing Employee Engagement Attendee Speaker W21 Full Speed Ahead on Drug Diversion Control Efforts: Enforcement Trends, Investigations, & Prevention Attendee Speaker W22 The Road Ahead 003_CI minutes/19.33 hours/23.2 CCB CEUs 6