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 […]
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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.