Publications by authors named "Gregg Reisman"

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When a provider leaves: ten things practices can do to protect themselves now.
Gregg Reisman, Roy W Breitenbach

J Am Coll Radiol· January 2012

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Yet more changes to the stark law regulations.
Gregg Reisman, Hayden S Wool, Steven J Chananie, Jacqueline H Finnegan

J Am Coll Radiol· February 2009

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Significantly expanded anti-markup rule goes into effect January 1, 2009.
Gregg Reisman, Hayden Wool, Steven Chananie, Jacqueline Finnegan

J Am Coll Radiol· January 2009

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The Wired for Health Care Quality Act: beyond HIPAA.
Gregg Reisman, Shilpa Patel Larson

J Am Coll Radiol· October 2008

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Piercing the corporate veil: the threshold criteria.
Gregg Reisman, Andrew L Zwerling

J Am Coll Radiol· August 2008

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CMS delays the implementation of its significantly expanded antimarkup rule.
Steven J Chananie, Gregg Reisman

J Am Coll Radiol· June 2008

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NPI on the way. Healthcare providers would be wise to begin the process of acquiring national provider identifiers.
Peter Mancino, Gregg Reisman

Healthc Inform· August 2006

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Performing a test in an office setting without an order.
Norton L Travis, Gregg D Reisman, Andrew L Zwerling

J Am Coll Radiol· August 2006

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Stark choices. DHHS has proposed safe harbors that would allow hospitals and other entities to provide more funds to technology-hungry physicians.
Gregg Reisman, Peter Mancino

Healthc Inform· May 2006

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