We are thrilled to announce that DMC Law, LLC is celebrating its fourth anniversary! It has been an incredible journey, and we truly are grateful for the trust and support of our clients, colleagues, and friends. Over the past four years, DMC Law, LLC has been dedicated to providing exceptional legal services to healthcare providers […]
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After holding two listening sessions in September, during which the agency heard from stakeholders including practitioners, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) extended the COVID-era telehealth prescribing flexibilities again. The issue of telehealth prescribing of controlled substances after the end of the public health emergency (PHE) has been on a bit of a rollercoaster ride. The […]
It’s been a while since my last post – nearly 3 months. Riddled with guilt and with very little extra time on my hands, I turned to ChatGPT. I asked it to “draft a blog post for DMC Law, LLC apologizing for not writing a blog post in a while.” The text below is from […]
On March 27, 2023, Connecticut’s Department of Social Services (CT DSS) published post-pandemic guidance regarding the delivery of telehealth services. Important subjects in the guidance include written consent, provider location, documentation requirements and the re-introduction of the established patient requirement for some services. This guidance is effective on May 12, 2023, the day after the […]
This article appeared in the March/April 2022 volume of CT Lawyer Magazine As an attorney who has spent most of my career practicing in privacy and healthcare, I had never considered the possibility of that I may one day serve on the Citizen’s Ethics Advisory Board (CEAB). The CEAB has nine members appointed by the […]
On our second anniversary, I want to reflect on and celebrate the growth over this past year. DMC Law started 2021 as a company of one. We are ending the year as a team of four; four fiercely dedicated, intelligent and hard-working women who love working together. Meet the team.
Since the second grade, I knew I wanted to be a lawyer. My training as an advocate began more than a decade before law school while in line at a Little League registration table in Portsmouth, RI.
I learned a lot about the people who visit my blog based on the popularity of my posts. First, I learned that my visitors are far more interested when I involve others (or have someone else write the post all together!). Second, my visitors are more likely to read a blog post on how I feel about my work than the actual substance of my work. I will keep these points in mind for 2021, but I’m still going to write a lot about HIPAA and health privacy because I think it’s interesting (although, I admit, I may be the only one).
Career day. Second grade. In my brown, corduroy blazer and matching briefcase (don’t judge – it was the early ‘80s), I was surrounded by football players and ballerinas.