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ADH Issues Revised Visitation, Screening and Staffing Directive for Long-term Care Facilities
Category: Health Care
During his October 6 press conference regarding COVID-19, Governor Asa Hutchinson read a letter from a nursing-home resident who asked the question likely on the minds of many nursing home residents: “When will I see my children?” Governor Hutchinson acknowledged having received a number of similar…
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The High Points: SARs and the Three Tiered Framework for MRBs
Category: Health Care
As green states continue to grow, intentional or unintentional exposure to Marijuana Related Business (“MRB”) customers for financial institutions and broker-dealers is an inevitability. Whether your business has decided to actively shoulder the risk of allowing MRB customers in pursuit of the…
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Accuracy Counts: Filing Complete and Accurate SARs and Program Specific Red Flags Related to Covid-19 Criminal or Fraudulent Activity
Category: Health Care
On September 29, 2020, at the 19th Annual AML & Anti-Financial Crime Conference, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) Director Kenneth Blanco reported over 91,000 suspicious activity reports (“SARs”) have been filed related to Covid-19 criminal and fraudulent activity. These 91,000…
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COVID-19/Wastewater: Michigan Establishes Surveillance Grant Program
Category: Arkansas Environmental, Energy, and Water Law, Health Care
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (“EGLE”) announced the creation of a pilot COVID-19 wastewater surveillance grant program. The $10 million grant will fund local public health department efforts to: . . . coordinate with counties, universities, and other institutions…
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COVID-19/OSHA Enforcement: Shreveport, Louisiana Health System Cited for Alleged Violations
Category: Arkansas Environmental, Energy, and Water Law, Health Care
The Occupational Safety Health Administration (“OSHA”) issued a September 10 news release stating it cited Christus Shreveport- Dossier Health System (“System”) for alleged violations. OSHA states that it cited the Shreveport, Louisiana system for allegedly failing to ensure employees wore…
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