Few areas of the law have changed as drastically in the past three years as the law around reproductive rights. With the US Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision in 2022, all of the old assumptions and status quo were swept away. The new environment around these services is surrounded by new risks, challenges and uncertainty. Federal and state governments have proposed many different methods and means to deal with these issues, and many of them focus on the privacy of patient’s person health information. In this session, healthcare attorney Adam H. Laughton will discuss these challenges, as well as the federal and state responses to them, as well as what the landscape may look like in 2025 and beyond.
Webinar Objectives
- Dobbs decision and subsequent law around reproductive health
- California and federal proposed rules on reproductive health privacy
- Dealing with privacy challenges under a new federal administration in 2025.
Webinar Agenda
- Historical Background
- The Problem
- The Federal Response
- California’s Response
- The Landscape in 2025 and Beyond
- Recommended Best Practices
Webinar Highlights
- Describe the regulatory environment around reproductive health after Dobbs
- Identify potential privacy problems arising in the post-Dobbs environment
- Review the new federal and California rules on reproductive health information privacy
- Discuss how providers can protect themselves against new privacy challenges
- Identify additional potential challenges with an incoming new presidential administration.
Who Should Attend
Physicians, Managers and Administrators (particular of hospitals or reproductive health providers), Privacy Officers, Compliance Officers
Adam H. Laughton
Adam H. Laughton guides health care providers and other parties through the complexities of health care transactions, including inevitable regulatory questions, licensing, payor enrollment and many other issues. Adam has handled transactions involving a wide variety of providers and facilities, including hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, behavioral health providers and freestanding emergency rooms, as well as physician practices and other entrepreneurs in the health care space. These transactions have included deals as large as $1 billion, and are located in a wide variety of locations around the United States.
Adam’s experience also includes regulatory and compliance...
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