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New Jersey Publishes Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for ABA Licensure Regulations

by Steven R. Antico, Julia P. Belton | May 16, 2023

The Board proposed new regulations regarding the practice of ABA therapy in New Jersey, including, for example, licensing standards for applied behavior analysts and assistant applied behavior analysts, reciprocity requirements, scope of services, business practices, and telehealth requirements.  

DEA Proposes Temporary Rule that Impacts In-Person Requirements

by Stacey L. Gulick | May 9, 2023

The Federal Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”) announced that it has submitted a draft temporary rule to extend the COVID-19 PHE flexibilities around prescribing controlled substances (the “Temporary Rule”). 

New York Enacts Notice Requirement for Health Care Transactions

by Alex C. Santee, Alison T. Schimel | May 5, 2023

The final budget for fiscal year 2023-2024 passed this week by the New York State legislature requires certain health care entities to pre-notify the Department of Health (the “Department”) of “material transactions” that meet certain financial thresholds. 

CMS Approves New Jersey’s FamilyCare’s Section 1115 Demonstration Project

by Steven R. Antico, Julia P. Belton | Apr 24, 2023

Section 1115 of the Social Security Act provides the Secretary of Health and Human Services with the unique ability to approve demonstration projects (and establish pools for this purpose) that help further the goals of Medicaid programs. 

New Jersey Lifts COVID-19 Testing Requirements in Health Care and Congregate Care Settings

by Julia P. Belton | Apr 17, 2023

Governor Phil Murphy signed an Executive Order lifting COVID-19 testing requirements for health care and congregate care settings. This Executive Order took effect April 3, 2023.

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