Claudia Stedman’s practice is focused in healthcare compliance, regulatory matters, and transactions for healthcare organizations and providers. These matters include:
- Fraud, waste, and abuse counseling regarding the False Claims Act, Stark Law, and the Anti-Kickback Statute, including assisting providers with self-disclosures, responding to both state and federal investigations, and structuring healthcare transactions to comply with relevant fraud and abuse laws.
- Professional licensing board representation, including assisting providers in applying for healthcare professional licenses and representing and counseling providers throughout healthcare licensing board investigations.
- Medicare and Medicaid enrollment and contracting, billing and coding compliance, reimbursement issues, and assisting providers in responding to CMS audits, investigations, and appeals.
- Compliance with HIPAA, HITECH, Information Blocking, and 42 CFR Part 2, including compliance with the Privacy and Security Rule, and assisting providers in responding to OCR investigations.
- Compliance with state and federal licensing requirements for healthcare entities.
- Healthcare provider and business contracts, including employment agreements, consulting agreements, management agreements, marketing agreements, and professional services agreements.
- Telehealth regulatory and licensing compliance and drafting telehealth policies and procedures.
- Direct primary care and concierge medicine arrangements, and remote patient monitoring arrangements.
Claudia is a member of Snell & Wilmer’s Attorney Development Committee, is a mentor for the firm’s FAR program, and is a mentor for the firm’s First-Gen Forward program.