Articles by Adam J. Falcone

FTLF Partner Adam Falcone is quoted extensively in the article entitled, “Fraud in New Mexico: Credible? Incredible?”, published in the September/October 2013 issue of Behavioral Healthcare. The article describes fifteen providers, which comprise the majority of behavioral health providers in New Mexico’s Medicaid program, that had their payments suspended as a result of…

Adam Falcone was quoted extensively in a recent New Mexico In Depth article by Bryant Furlow, “State didn’t have to halt Medicaid payments to providers,” regarding the New Mexico Human Services Department’s recent decision to suspend all Medicaid payments to 15 behavioral health providers during an investigation into allegations of potential fraud. The…

FTLF and NACHC are pleased to offer a webinar series providing an overview of critical issues that health centers should appreciate when negotiating a managed care contract. This timely series will help participants learn to negotiate contracts that are fair and favorable to health centers. The webinar schedule is as…

Attorney Adam Falcone will conduct three workshops for the Alliance for Children & Families in New York, Chicago, and Phoenix.  These full-day learning opportunities are designed to address the challenges and opportunities in managed care for human services agencies. Attendees also will benefit from member-led discussions on practical issues in managed care…

On June 11-12, 2013, Adam Falcone, Marcie Zakheim, and Marty Bree of FTLF’s health care practice group,  conducted a NACHC Corporate Compliance Training, hosted by the Arizona Primary Health Care Association. The training addressed the evolution of corporate compliance programs under federal law, the seven elements of effective compliance programs, and the impact of…