Missed the 2025 Health Law Institute? Get up to speed with the official e-book, featuring the complete written materials from this year’s two-day event — including the latest developments in health law, regulatory updates, and practical guidance from over 40 expert faculty.

Whether you're advising hospitals, insurers, physicians, or public agencies, this fully searchable e-book is your go-to reference for navigating today’s most pressing legal and policy challenges in the healthcare industry.

Spanning dozens of chapters and supplemental materials, this e-book delivers authoritative guidance on topics including:

• AI in Healthcare Delivery: A standout session on the promise and peril of artificial intelligence in medicine — from patient privacy and data ethics to regulatory gaps and the legal implications of algorithmic bias.
• Health Law Year in Review: A comprehensive recap of federal and Pennsylvania case law, enforcement trends, and new regulations — including telehealth, Stark Law, anti-kickback enforcement, and credentialing disputes.
• Physician Employment & Restrictive Covenants: Analysis of Pennsylvania’s new Fair Contracting for Health Care Practitioners Act, FTC non-compete bans, and practical tips for contract compliance in a shifting regulatory environment.
• Healthcare Transactions & Private Equity: Explore the deal landscape and compliance risks for health systems, private equity sponsors, and practice acquisitions — with valuation insights and fraud-and-abuse considerations.
• Privacy, Security & Data Governance: Practical strategies for safeguarding patient data in the AI era, including HIPAA compliance, data de-identification, and managing algorithmic transparency.
• Antitrust, Tax-Exemption & Governance: Stay informed on current antitrust scrutiny in provider networks and the evolving landscape of hospital mission, nonprofit governance, and Section 501(r) compliance.
• Behavioral Health, Substance Use, & Mental Health Law: Examine legal intersections between mental health, addiction treatment, and criminal liability — including updates on telepsychiatry, involuntary treatment, and risk reporting.

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