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The new Health Care Compliance & Reimbursement Daily Smart Chart will allow you to select a topic and retrieve information from these document types: News, Federal Register issuances, cases, administrative decisions, and CMS letters. Search results are presented in an easy-to-read chart with links to source documents. Updated daily, Smart Charts provide documents the day they're released by the government, courts and other sources. Smart Charts also offer mobile access through the IntelliConnect mobile app (IC Mobile).
For more information about this new Smart Chart, click here for a pdf flier.
The Smart Charts tool offers a new way to research the content of the CCH Medicare and Medicaid Guide. They allow you to navigate topics and retrieve all the related government documents within the Guide—and view the information in an easy-to-read chart. The Guide includes six Smart Charts covering information for Medicaid, reimbursement, health care compliance, providers and program administration. Charts are also accessible through the IntelliConnect mobile app (IC Mobile).
For more information about the new Smart Chart, click here for a pdf flier.
With formal operations of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that began July 21, legal practitioners can prepare for the new environment and the challenges ahead with the
new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Reporter, the industry’s first "go-to" resource. It is specifically dedicated to the Bureau’s activities and enforcement powers over a broad array of financial services companies and other entities that will now be regulated by the new Bureau and features:
- Comprehensive coverage of the sweeping new rules, regulations and enforcement activity
- Practice Commentary and Analysis by Ralph C. Ferrara and Gary Apfel of Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP
- Complete compilation of applicable legislative history
- CCH QuickChartsTM - Current Developments for the most up-to-date changes
- Federal Banking Law Reporter QuickCharts – Financial Reform
- Federal Securities Law Reporter QuickCharts – Financial Reform
The Reporter will be an essential tool to assist with confidently and accurately advising clients, developing strategies to challenge or reform Bureau rules, and defending clients against Bureau actions.
The new reporter is available in Internet format (updated weekly) and loose-leaf print format (updated monthly). Click here for more information or contact your Wolters Kluwer account representative to subscribe.
President Obama has nominated Richard Cordray to be the Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He must now be confirmed by the Senate. In the meantime, the Treasury Department, which has interim authority under Dodd-Frank Act Section 1066 to perform the Bureau's functions until a director is confirmed, announced that Elizabeth Warren was leaving her position as Special Advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as of August 1, 2011. She has been replaced by Raj Date, Associate Director of Research, Markets, and Regulations at the agency.
Although the Bureau does not have a Senate-confirmed director, the agency can fulfill many of its mandates under the Dodd-Frank Act. This Special Report examines these and related issues. Click here for a pdf of the report.
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