Dramatic developments in technology and sweeping changes in leadership at the federal and state levels all point to shifting priorities in healthcare law and its enforcement. It’s essential that healthcare executives and administrators understand the legal landscape and expected changes and our panel of legal experts will bring them there.
Topics will include:
Our four panelists bring unique expertise to the challenges above and will each present on a core area of concern before taking questions from the audience as a team.
Original air date: Wednesday, February 19, 2025 from 11 a.m. until noon
Amy CraftsAmy Crafts is a member of the firm’s Business Litigation and Government Investigations & White-Collar Criminal Defense Practice Groups where she focuses on business disputes and government investigations. With over twenty years of experience in state government and large, international law firms, Amy represents businesses and their executives in a range of industries including matters alleging fraudulent business practices and violations of the consumer protection laws as well as disputes related to antitrust, intellectual property, data security and other commercial matters.
With over 35 years of experience as a lawyer in New Hampshire, Andrew’s health care practice encompasses contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and other transactional matters, federal and state regulatory issues, and corporate and non-profit governance. He works extensively with Federally Qualified Health Centers, hospitals, and a variety of other health care providers on compliance with the Anti- Kickback Statute and the Physician Self-Referral (Stark) law; state regulatory issues including change of ownership and licensing; credentialing, and health care entity strategic planning. He has handled numerous HIPAA and state privacy law matters, and counsels hospitals, FQHCs, Medical Spas, nursing homes and assisted living centers, physician organizations, CCRCs, and independent providers. Andrew has extensive experience working with charitable trusts and non-profit entities.
Patrick QueenanPatrick Queenan is a skilled trial attorney who is a member of the firm’s Government Investigations and White-Collar Criminal Defense and Healthcare Practice Groups. He has extensive experience leading trial teams and conducting complex and sensitive investigations.
As a former federal and state prosecutor, Patrick focuses his practice on representing and counseling individuals and companies involved in government investigations, criminal cases, and regulatory and civil litigation.
Regina K. Alexander, FACHE, CHCRegina Alexander provides compliance and revenue integrity advisory services to provider organizations across the continuum of care, as well as for payers and vendors. Regina also oversees the firm’s independent review services for healthcare clients subject to HHS-OIG CIA reporting obligations. Prior to her transition to consulting, Regina served in hospital laboratory, Health Information Management (HIM), operations, and compliance leadership roles for various hospitals, health systems, and health plans in the northeast. Additionally, she served as a senior leader over the Medicare Advantage product for a regional health plan. Regina holds an MBA from The George Washington University. Her credentials include Certification in Healthcare Compliance (CHC) through the Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) and board-certified Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives® (FACHE).
Ernesto BurdenErnesto has been vice president digital for Newspapers of New England (NNE), group publisher at PennWell, vice president of digital media for The Telegraph and NH.com and related sites, as well as digital media director for the Rutland Herald and Times Argus newspapers in Vermont, online editor for The Telegraph and NH.com, and a print editor and reporter with daily and weekly newspapers. He’s spent his career at the intersection of publishing, digital evolution and marketing helping both publishers and advertisers maximize their digital visibility.
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