The Trump administration is on the verge of issuing two rules that attorneys hope will allow health-care providers, drugmakers, and medical device manufacturers more easily to coordinate care for patients.
The Department of Health and Human Services is expected to come out with its proposed changes to its implementation of two laws—the physician self-referral law and anti-kickback statute—as early as Oct. 8, as the rules both cleared by the Office of Management and Budget Oct. 3.
The changes will need to go through a notice-and-comment period before being finalized. They will be among the most scrutinized proposals to pass through ...