Health Law and Compliance

Join us for the 2026 LHIMA Annual Convention, High Stakes, High Standards: Betting on Health Information Excellence.

This webinar will inform participants of the current state of affairs on Capitol Hill and across the federal agencies, including updates on legislative and regulatory affairs, with a deeper dive into several of AHIMA’s policy priorities including the MATCH IT Act of 2025, as well as opportunities to promote improved interoperability, data privacy, and the HI profession in the regulatory space.

Join us for the 2026 THIMA Annual Meeting, Trailblazing Together: Mapping the Future of HIM.

DFW HIMA is thrilled to offer on-demand webinars with CEUs from our Fall 2025 Workshop. Registering to watch a DFW HIMA webinar is an excellent way to stay updated with the ever-evolving world of HIM.

Join MNHIMA for an informative and timely webinar with Lindsey Carswell, MHA, RHIA, CBCS as she breaks down Medicare’s new Home Health requirements in From Policy to Practice: Making Sense of Medicare’s New Home Health Requirements.

Join us for "HIPAA Enforcement Trends and Other Hot Topics".

The Capital Area Health Information Management Association in partnership with the Texas State University Department of Health Informatics and Information Management department are excited to present the 2026 HIIM Spring Leadership Conference. This is a hybrid event, with the onsite location at the Texas State University Campus in Round Rock Texas.  The session will also be available real-time via Zoom.  It will offer 5.0 CEUs with topics to include The Value of AHIMA Credentials in DMEPOS & Medical Device Industries, Texas Legislative Update, Healthcare Cyber Attack Readiness, Turning Information into Outcomes: Value Based Care Delivery and Elevating Professional Service Through Purposeful Leadership.

Join us for our February 2026 Quarterly Educational Meeting hosted by Illinois Central College, featuring the following sessions: 1) Cancer Registry; 2) Effective Communication; 3) Publicly Reported Quality Metrics: CMS 5-Star and Leapfrog Insights; 4) Introduction to Jump Simulation; 5) 2025 Illinois Health Law Update: What HI Professionals Need to Know for 2026

This presentation explores key OIG resources—including the monthly-updated Work Plan, advisory opinions, exclusion lists, corporate integrity agreements, and compliance guidance.

This timely presentation delivers an update about new the new trends arising in relation to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and in healthcare. The context of the presentation is that AI includes Machine Learning and other similar terms/tech but can be presented without too much technical jargon or complex details.

Join us for a dynamic online learning event designed to keep HIM professionals informed, connected, and empowered in an ever-evolving landscape.

You’re invited to join us for the 2025 Virtual AzHIMA Fall Meeting! This year’s meeting will feature engaging and timely sessions designed to strengthen your professional knowledge and keep you informed about key updates in the health information management field. Session Topics include: ROI: Subpoenas and Court Orders Building and Strengthening Your Healthcare Compliance Program Advocacy Update: What’s Happening and How It Affects You Effective Communication Strategies for HIM Professionals Coding Insights and much more!

Join us for Beyond the Algorithm: Ethical AI in Health Information, presented by Julie Shay.

MNHIMA and College of St. Scholastica are excited to welcome everyone to the Fall Education meeting, which will be held both in-person and virtually at the College of St. Scholastica.

Join us for our November 2025 Quarterly Educational Meeting hosted by Danville Area Community College featuring the following sessions: 1) Keep HIM Alive; Am I willing to grow?; 2) One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) Challenges and Opportunities for Rural Health; 3) Artificial Intelligence: If it is here, then what do we do?; 4) CPT 2026 Coding Update; 5) The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) Financial & Operational Impacts on HIM, HIT, and Health Informatics

Join us for the Capital Area TxHIMA – 2025 Fall Education Sessions!

Join us for the PHIMA 2025 Virtual Annual Conference.

Join us as we discuss key healthcare compliance laws and ethical standards, learn how trauma data is collected and reported in a Level 1 Trauma Center, and explore how CDI improves the accuracy of patient records to support better outcomes and proper reimbursement.

MdHIMA and MdACDIS are pleased to announce the annual regulatory meeting featuring FY26 updates on key HSCRC programs that include the State of HSCRC and update from MHCC and outpatient CDI. The event will be full of information.

Join us for the on-demand sessions of the 2025 LHIMA Virtual Annual Convention.

Join us for the on-demand sessions of the 2024 THIMA Annual Meeting! Topics include: 1) AI in Healthcare: The Magic, the Challenges, and the Opportunities; 2) Navigating the Privacy Landscape; 3) SDOH Needs: Making the Most of the Capture; 4) Capture of Readable EHI and the Designated Record Set – A Panel Discussion; 5) and more...!

This course offers a clear overview of AI in healthcare, covering governance, risk management, and current applications. Participants will learn how AI enhances efficiency and how health information professionals can engage with these technologies, with practical insights and resources for further learning.

Join us for an insightful Minnesota legislative update webinar, featuring Dalton Danielson. Dalton will provide a comprehensive overview of the most recent legislative developments, key updates from the latest session, and what to expect in the coming months.

This on-demand webinar will help audience members understand historical guidance from government agencies on measures to ensure an effective compliance program.

This presentation will focus on the critical aspects of cybersecurity and compliance in the context of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in health informatics.

The falsification of medical records is increasingly cited as the basis (in whole or in part) in the prosecution of physicians and administrative personnel in a wide variety of health care fraud cases. In this session, we will examine a number of these cases and discuss the conduct that led to the government enforcement action. Participants will also learn options for addressing records that appear to be incorrect or intentionally falsified.

This session will provide an overview of AHIMA’s 2024 Advocacy Agenda, current Advocacy efforts, and ways members can help support AHIMA’s mission of “empowering people to impact health” rooted in the belief that great possibilities are achieved when we work together toward a common goal.

Join attorneys Kelli Fleming and Jim Hoover from Burr and Forman for an overview of legal updates regarding health information privacy and security.

This presentation addresses how one can decide their own medical fate when the future may be uncertain and how the HIPAA/HITECH personal representative provision plays a role in access to patient records, including release of information.

Join LHIMA in celebrating HIP Week and register for education/CEUs at a great savings and you will be entered in each daily prize drawing to receive a $25 Amazon gift card.

Join us for the 2023 GHIMA Health Data and Information Conference, now available on-demand! Topics include: 1) AHIMA CSA 2023 Update – Driving Member Value and Impact Video; 2) Why Spend Time Chasing Down Medical Records, When You Could Be Taking Care of Patients?; 3) Spinal Procedures: Code it Right! (ICD-10-PCS); 4) HIPAA Policy and Enforcement Updates; 5) ... and more!

Attendees will gain insight into PHI vulnerabilities and how de-identified data can be accessed by “bad actors.”

Leigh Poland, RHIA, CCS will guide attendees to understand what the OIG is and how it relates to healthcare, review OIG MS-DRG focus areas, identify High-Risk Modifier Issues, discuss the OIG focus on malnutrition documentation, and provide best practices for preventing an OIG audit investigation.

This presentation describes the basics of HIPAA and Part 2, including what information is protected by each, requirements of each to comply with the law, differences between HIPAA and Part 2.

Join us for the 2023 RVHIMA Annual Meeting! You will have access to sessions offering up to 7.5 CEU hours.

Join us for our February 2023 Quarterly Educational Meeting featuring the following sessions: 1) HAHIMA OIG Audit Reports: The Impacts of Current Compliance Risks within Clinical Documentation; 2) Developing an Audit Program in a Multi-Specialty Health System; 3) How Much is Your Health Worth? - Socioeconomic Barriers to Quality Patient Care; 4) Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Health Care; 5) Do Physicians and Nurses Speak the Same Language? What the Medical Record Reveals.

This is a review of CMS compliance updates to ensure understanding for application in the workplace.

December 2022 - Join us for the Capital Area TXHIMA Winter Education Session.

This presentation will discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling reversing the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision along with some helpful ways to ensure your EMRs are set up and staff are trained to manage this ever-changing landscape.

This is a six-part series of webinars designed to assist HIM professionals preparing for the AHIMA RHIT exam. 

Did you miss the state meeting but still want to hear the educational sessions? Don't miss this opportunity to earn up to 7.0 CEs. Sessions include: 1) Building Your Data Analytics Skills to Detect and Solve Healthcare Problems; 2) Improving Employee Job Satisfaction in Healthcare; 3) Information Blocking and Interoperability; 4) Leverage Virtual Health Solutions to Deliver Improved Patient Outcomes; 5) Proposed HHS Amendment to HIPAA (NPRM) and Its Effect on the Release of Information Industry; and more...!

Sessions Include: 1) A View from the Statehouse: Recent and Upcoming Legislation, 2) Information Blocking 3) Simulation in Healthcare Education, 4) CIHIMA Business Meeting - AHIMA Access presentation, 5) The Transition of Scanning in HIM, and 6) Illinois Telehealth Initiative

Join us for our Webinar Wednesdays! Sessions Include: 1) Coding & Clinical Concepts in the Antimicrobial Resistance, 2) Fourth Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction and Its Implications for Coding, 3) Exploring the Role of Information Governance in Pandemic Response, 4) Dashboarding for Insight and Impact,

Changes in Conditions of Participation Relative to Medical Records/ HIIM with Donna Coomes.

Coders' Best Practices

The Value of a Complete Quality Auditing Program

Capture all Your HCCs Accurately

Session topics include:  1) It’s Not Just About HIPAA Anymore; Hot Topics and Current Trends; 2) Federal Court Rulings and OCR Fines – Tips on Supporting Patient Right of Access; 3) Electronic Documentation Templates – Year-Round Reviews and Revisions to Comply with Coding Guideline Updates and 4) The Symbolic Relationship Between HIM and Health Informatics

Topics include: 1)HIM to Diversity & Inclusion; 2) Artificial Intelligence in HIM and the Impact on Roles and Responsibilities of HIM Professionals; 3) Telehealth Guidelines During COVID-19; 4) 2021 E/M Changes; 5) Information Blocking and HIPAA: Road to Compliance; 6) HIM Workforce Training: Developing an Engaged Team; 7) Diversity of CDI Professionals is Vital to the Evolution of CDI; 8) FY2021 IPPS and How it Impacts Quality; and 9) Security – Rethinking Cyber-Security for the Post-Pandemic Workplace

Attorney Lynda M. Johnson and members of the HORNE Healthcare team address some of the most pressing issues and concerns for hospitals and health systems due to the uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Attorney Lynda M. Johnson and members of the HORNE Healthcare team address some of the most pressing issues and concerns for hospitals and health systems due to the uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Alaska Health Care Fraud Task Force is a partnership of local, state, federal, and private agencies focused on the investigation of health care fraud, waste, and abuse in Alaska or affecting Alaskan interests.

This presentation will focus on how risk analysis really works, what it does and does not do, and how we each use the principles of analyzing risk in our daily lives.

If you’ve heard of “PEPPER” but have never used this report, consider attending this session which will cover all the basics about the Program for Evaluating Payment Patterns Electronic Report (PEPPER).

You will learn to define a cancer registry.

The presentation outlines the HIE framework in Michigan and reviews several current and developing use cases.

Learn how analytics, deception, and data streams are saving the security industry, or would have at least saved the Democratic National Committee.