Harry Nelson Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Los Angeles, California, Us

Nelson Hardiman represents healthcare companies, investors, and others affected by federal and state regulations in business and regulatory matters, including compliance, transactions, and litigation. For every year since the survey began, we have earned a Top-Tier Firm rating in regulatory and administrative law from U.S. News & World Report — the only California firm our size to receive this honor for several years. We have successfully defend some of the most challenging healthcare industry False Claims Act cases and healthcare fraud investigations in the country. We have unparalleled depth in many sectors of healthcare licensing, operations, and reimbursement, including:- Telehealth / Telemedicine / Telemonitoring / Medical Technology / Health Data Privacy and Security- Addiction Treatment / Drug Rehab / Mental Health / PHP / IOP / Detox / Applied Behavioral Health- Acute Care Hospitals / Long-Term / Post-Acute Care / Skilled Nursing / Home Health / Hospices- FQHC / Community Health Clinics / Surgery Centers / Urgent Care / Retail Clinics / MedSpas- Healthcare Finance / Investment / Management / Analytics / Software- Compliance with FDA / DEA / HIPAA / Anti-Kickback / Fee-Splitting / Medicare / Medicaid Regs

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Pasadena, California, Us

The Behavioral Health Association of Providers (https://bhap.us) delivers reliable educational information and resources on compliance and best practices to enable recovery industry professionals, owners, and operators to navigate the evolving clinical and regulatory landscapes. BHAP is a national trade association that provides advocacy in addition to online resources and training events, including state-by-state requirements for licensing and certification, operations, reimbursement, clinical standards, patient privacy, quality assurance, and risk management.Accurate and timely information about compliance issues have been in short supply for the industry. In an environment of growing regulatory and payor scrutiny, compliance is critical for addiction treatment providers. Violations of regulatory requirements do have serious consequences. The next decade will be a time of unprecedented change, as treatment models, licensing requirements, and reimbursement strategies evolve. The industry will suffer increased regulatory burdens as new standards emerge on documentation, patient safety, quality of care, and evidence-based treatment. Efforts to combat fraud and abuse are just beginning. BHAP tracks developing government enforcement and regulatory updates, payor activity and requirements, and emerging trends. We translate a confusing body of information into practical, actionable steps. Our resources enable members to improve practices, manage risks, and develop effective compliance. Additionally, BHAP provides specialized resources for audits, risk assessments, education, and training.

Participated in a joint Medical Board of California and Board of Barbering and Cosmetology Task Force to Review Guidance Concerning Aesthetic Medical Device and other Non-Ablative Laser Devices (Scope of Practice, Supervision). Made recommendations for enforcement in physician, medspa, and aesthetic settings.

Chicago, Il, Us

Represented university academic medical centers, senior care facilities, and other businesses in a range of business and regulatory matters.

Law Clerk

J.D., Law

A.B. With High Honors/High Distinction, Philosophy/Political Science

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