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Jordan Johnson: Phenomenal few days at the ABA Health Law Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law Conference

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Apr 7, 2025, 05:30

Jordan Johnson: Phenomenal few days at the ABA Health Law Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law Conference

Jordan Johnson, Founding Partner of Bridge Oncology and Founder of The Healthcare Hub, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Just wrapped up a phenomenal few days at the ABA Health Law Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law Conference in Long Beach.
This year’s EMI conference delivered on every front – insightful content, dynamic speakers, and a community committed to tackling the most pressing legal and operational challenges in healthcare today. From discussions on artificial intelligence in dispute resolution and the shifting regulatory landscape post-Dobbs, to deep dives into managed care risks, GLP-1 prescribing, and physician compensation, the sessions were rich with practical takeaways and future-facing implications.

A few standout highlights:

Value-Based Enterprises and how Stark/AKS safe harbors are redefining post-acute alignment.
The NPDB dilemma and the real consequences of flawed reporting mechanisms.
Private equity’s evolving role in healthcare – with a balanced, candid view on both the promise and the pitfalls.
Burnout as a recognized hazard – the duty of care to clinicians is no longer optional, it’s required.
Emerging government enforcement trends that all health systems, labs, and practices need to stay ahead of.

As a team deeply engaged at the intersection of radiation oncology, law, and strategy, Bridge Oncology is proud to be doing what no other consultant in our space is doing – connecting legal, operational, clinical, and financial dots to help departments and systems not only stay compliant but lead through change.
We aren’t just observers of regulatory trends – we’re shaping what readiness and innovation look like for radiation oncology. Whether it’s compensation model reviews, value-based pathway design, technology strategy, or preparing for what’s next in prior authorization, AI, ROCR or the APRT debate – we’re helping programs take action backed by law, logic, and data.
A huge thank you to the ABA Health Law Section and all the brilliant professionals who made this conference so valuable. I am energized, informed, and ready to keep pushing boundaries. I met some amazing people. Thanks for the invite, ready for the next one.”

Jordan Johnson