On June 11, 2021, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued new guidance on Provider Relief Fund (PRF) reporting and the deadline for providers to use their funds. Provider recipients can now begin submitting information in the PRF Reporting Portal on July 1, 2021. Summary of use and reporting timeline can be found here: https://bit.ly/3iRKB4Q

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Photo of John Gramlich John Gramlich

Individual practitioners, physician groups, ambulatory surgical centers, skilled nursing facilities and large hospital systems are among the healthcare clients relying on John’s detail-oriented research and counsel. He is appreciated by clients and collaborative legal teams for asking the right questions in order to…

Individual practitioners, physician groups, ambulatory surgical centers, skilled nursing facilities and large hospital systems are among the healthcare clients relying on John’s detail-oriented research and counsel. He is appreciated by clients and collaborative legal teams for asking the right questions in order to efficiently get to the heart of compliance issues in the highly regulated healthcare sector. Matters John handles include:

  • Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement
  • Licensing
  • False Claims Act (FCA)
  • Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS)
  • Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
Photo of Ellee Cochran Ellee Cochran

Ellee focuses her practice on healthcare regulatory law. Ellee has had experience representing hospitals, physicians and managed care companies with day-to-day compliance with various state and federal regulations.

Photo of Joseph (Joe) V. Geraci Joseph (Joe) V. Geraci

When Joe began his legal practice as in-house counsel for a psychiatric hospital system, he dealt firsthand with the challenges of healthcare operations that his clients face daily. While physicians, hospitals and health systems focus on healing, Joe sorts through the nuts…

When Joe began his legal practice as in-house counsel for a psychiatric hospital system, he dealt firsthand with the challenges of healthcare operations that his clients face daily. While physicians, hospitals and health systems focus on healing, Joe sorts through the nuts and bolts of hospital operations to help his clients make sense of the industry’s complex regulations. He is board certified in healthcare law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and brings this in-depth background to his legal and business solutions.

Photo of Alison Hollender Alison Hollender

Alison knows the legal issues of healthcare transactions backwards and forwards—and she also knows the concerns and goals of the organizations involved. Before pursuing a law career, Alison worked at Cook Children’s Healthcare System and earned a master’s in healthcare administration. Both experiences…

Alison knows the legal issues of healthcare transactions backwards and forwards—and she also knows the concerns and goals of the organizations involved. Before pursuing a law career, Alison worked at Cook Children’s Healthcare System and earned a master’s in healthcare administration. Both experiences gave her an inside view of healthcare organizations.

Photo of Eric Weatherford Eric Weatherford

Eric uses his deep knowledge of Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement, compliance and regulatory matters to help healthcare clients find the answers they need. As the leader of the firm’s Healthcare Regulatory & Compliance Counseling team, Eric advises healthcare providers nationwide on state and

Eric uses his deep knowledge of Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement, compliance and regulatory matters to help healthcare clients find the answers they need. As the leader of the firm’s Healthcare Regulatory & Compliance Counseling team, Eric advises healthcare providers nationwide on state and federal regulatory and operations issues, including requirements related to reimbursement, fraud and abuse, licensure and other matters. Eric is especially well-versed in Medicaid supplemental payment programs.