Nelson Hardiman, LLP
Nelson Hardiman, LLP is the leading law firm in the United States with respect to issues affecting the behavioral healthcare community. They are regularly asked to address emerging challenges including crisis response, growth strategy, and issues related to licensing, operations, and reimbursement of addiction treatment, mental health, and other behavioral programs.
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Nelson Hardiman, LLP has represented hundreds of addiction treatment providers and has been integrally involved in advocacy efforts on behalf of numerous organizations initiative to establish guidelines to comply with the ever-evolving regulatory landscape. They guide addiction treatment providers through regulatory and reimbursement challenges and make sure their clients stay on top of the ever-changing standards impacting the industry.
They have worked closely with a wide range of addiction treatment providers on the most difficult problems related to licensure, operations, and reimbursement, giving strategic advice on new opportunities, advising on business and regulatory matters, and resolving disputes of all kinds, whether informally, in court or, through arbitration.
Harry Nelson is the founder and managing partner of Nelson Hardiman, LLC, as well as the chairman of the National Behavioral Health Association of Providers.
Beyond his legal expertise, Harry is known nationally as a consummate leader at the intersection of healthcare law and business, as evidenced by his role in co-founding five healthcare-related start-ups in the last decade. Deeply immersed in healthcare transformation and innovation; he frequently speaks on cutting edge issues and the future of the industry itself.
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More Information
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For more information about Nelson Hardiman, LLP, you can contact them via:
- phone: 877-246-6423
- email: info@nelsonhardiman.com
- website: www.nelsonhardiman.com
Webinar: The New Normal: Avoiding Trouble in Addiction Treatment and Behavioral Health Marketing
- Date Recorded: July 9, 2020
- Presenters: Harry Nelson
- Price: $50.00 (Members receive 15% discount)
As enforcement of new federal and state laws continues to expand alongside payor efforts to combat abusive practices, a “New Normal” is emerging in addiction treatment and behavioral health. This webinar will focus on how marketing enforcement continues to evolve, including examples of recent local, state, and federal investigative practices and prosecution.
Webinar: Telehealth Updates and Best Practices Amid COVID-19
- Date Recorded: April 28, 2020
- Presenter: Kristina Sherry
- Price: free
This webinar explores the shifting telehealth landscape amid COVID-19, which the World Health Organization characterized as a pandemic and which the United States declared a public health emergency that has prompted the need for greater flexibility in health care and enhanced access to providers.
Webinar: Help Us Help You Get Paid: Ten Things You Can Start Doing Today to Improve Your Commercial Reimbursement Success
- Date Recorded: April 21, 2020
- Presenters: John A. Mills and Zachary Rothenberg
- Price: free
This presentation provides a “Top Ten List” of concrete strategies, tools, and approaches that attendees can implement right away to maximize reimbursement for services rendered, whether to polish the books in anticipation of a transaction or simply to generate additional cash flow going forward.
Webinar: Preparing to Sell Your Behavioral Health Program and What to Expect in the Process
- Date Recorded: February 19, 2020
- Presenters: Hillel Kamionski and Harry Nelson
- Price: free
Selling your behavioral health program can be complicated, frustrating, confusing, and tremendously rewarding. Whether selling the operation, the assets, and/or the property, this webinar will teach you how to prepare for the process, what to watch out for, what areas to avoid, what areas to concentrate on, and how to help the process go smoothly.
Webinar: The Reimbursement Landscape for Autism-Related Treatment Providers
- Date Recorded: July 10, 2019
- Presenters: John Mills and Lisa Montague
- Price: $50.00 (Members receive 15% discount)
In this webinar, Nelson Hardiman attorneys John Mills and Lisa Montague will discuss the current status—and likely growth over the next decade—of reimbursement for autism-related therapies, including but not limited to ongoing evolution of current fee-for-service treatments into a value-based model.
Webinar: Office-Based Opioid Treatment: What You Need to Know
- Date Recorded: April 4, 2019
- Presenters: David Shillcutt and Kristina Sherry
- Price: free
This webinar examines provider capacity issues for medication assisted treatment, the opportunities and challenges of telemedicine for addiction services, and the expansion of innovative service delivery networks including the “Hub and Spoke” system and related models.
Webinar: Marketing Best Practices in Light of the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Act
- Date Recorded: March 7, 2019
- Presenters: Kathryn F. Edgerton and Anjali N.C. Downs
- Price: free
This webinar discusses the current state of SUD-related marketing activities, helping you understand how to effectively market without placing your organization in legal jeopardy.
Webinar: How the Opioid Crisis and the SUPPORT Act Created a New Enforcement Reality
- Date Recorded: February 7, 2019
- Presenters: Richard W. Westling and Katherine Bowles
- Price: free
During 2018, the Department of Justice dedicated additional enforcement resources to address the opioid crisis. This webinar addresses the questions that many providers have about these efforts and developments.
A national membership association that provides education and advocacy for those in the behavioral health and addiction treatment industries.
We are the leading and unifying voice of addiction-focused treatment programs.