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This webinar delivers a critical update on the 2025 interim final rule for HIPAA compliance under Administrative Simplification. The rule introduces new compliance timelines and transition periods that will significantly impact healthcare operations, particularly in retail pharmacy and Medicaid pharmacy subrogation. The effective date was April 14, 2025, with a full compliance deadline of April 14, 2028—making it essential for covered entities to begin preparations now.
We will cover the updated transaction standards. For retail pharmacy, this includes the mandatory move from Versions D.0 and 1.2 to the new Versions F6 and 15 for electronic transactions such as claims, eligibility, and referrals. For state Medicaid agencies, we will explain the required transition from Version 3.0 to Version 10 for pharmacy subrogation. The session will also clarify the 8-month transition period, starting August 14, 2027, when dual versions may be used before the final cutover.
Additionally, we will discuss the technical corrections made in the rule and explain how the January 2025 Presidential regulatory freeze influenced the adjusted timeline. Participants will gain practical strategies for readiness, including vendor coordination, system testing, and audit documentation to avoid disruptions. We will also review the projected cost savings and regulatory relief outlined in the rule, particularly for smaller entities and rural hospitals, while confirming that no new reporting burdens are introduced. The message is clear: the deadlines are firm, and proactive planning is essential for successful adoption of the updated HIPAA standards.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued this interim final rule to modify compliance dates and transition requirements for mandated electronic transaction standards. These updates specifically affect retail pharmacy and Medicaid pharmacy subrogation, setting deadlines that covered entities must meet to maintain medical compliance.
Outline
The countdown to the 2028 deadline for new transaction standards is already underway. Failure to prepare could result in operational breakdowns, denied claims, and costly penalties. Are your systems and vendor agreements aligned with NCPDP changes, or will you risk compliance gaps, financial loss, and interoperability issues during the transition?
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Why Should You Attend
Understanding the details of this interim final rule is critical for a smooth transition. This webinar provides a clear roadmap for navigating the updated timeline, preparing for new retail pharmacy requirements, and managing Medicaid pharmacy subrogation changes. Attending will equip you with the tools to ensure your systems are ready, mitigate risks, and protect healthcare privacy. We will break down complex requirements into actionable strategies, helping your organization avoid disruptions, claim rejections, and penalties.
Who Should Attend
Dr. Redmond is an International Consultant, Speaker, Author, and Trainer. Dr. Michael C. Redmond has helped organizations create great Programs. Her vast background includes consulting as a Sr. Manager for both Deloitte and KPMG for 7 ½ years, Chubb Services for 5 years, and 11 years with Redmond Worldwide. Dr. Redmond is aware of many of the most recent incidents and why some of their plans did not work. She has consulted in the area of Cyber Security for clients in the areas of Healthcare, Insurance, Financial manufacturing, and others. She has consulted in the area of Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and High Availability for clients in the arenas of Healthcare, Insurance, Financial Manufacturing, and others. Michael has a series of Audio Training that receive CEUs from the Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) and other certifications. Michael’s been honored as Top Woman in her field at a White House Luncheon and was selected out of the world to write the prolog for the chapter on RISK Management by the United Nations for their Disaster Book, which was given to the head of state for every UN member nation. She has recently been named on the list of “Women of Distinction for 2016” by Women of Distinction Magazine for her work in Cyber Security. She served as an Adjunct Professor for Continuity Management at New York University and the Masters program at John Jay College. Dr. Michael Redmond is available for consulting and speaking projects for Government and Private Enterprises.