Keep Informed on Legal and Compliance Developments Affecting Diagnostic Labs
Best practices and expert insight to help lab professionals comply with regulations and identify strategic trends in business and technology
Already a Subscriber? Log in Here
Lab Industry Advisor Subscription
Struggling with Staying Informed? In the fast-paced world of diagnostic medicine, staying updated with the latest legal, compliance, regulatory, and industry insights is crucial. Yet, finding reliable and comprehensive information can be overwhelming and time-consuming.
Lab Industry Advisor to the Rescue! Lab Industry Advisor provides comprehensive, up-to-date insights and analyses tailored to your needs. With expert commentary and actionable advice, you’ll stay ahead of the curve. No more sifting through endless sources—everything you need is right here!
Start your free trial today and see how Lab Industry Advisor can transform your approach. Get instant access to invaluable resources designed to keep you informed and competitive. Explore detailed reports, in-depth articles, and exclusive industry insights that help you make better decisions faster. Choose from three subscription levels tailored to fit your needs: Essential, Premium, and Elite.
Additional Business Intelligence Offerings
Clinical Diagnostics Insider
Keeps you up-to-date on new diagnostic tests, testing trends and opportunities, and emerging test technologies
Virtual Events & Webinars
Virtual events & webinars offer a variety of solutions and strategies for dealing with key issues labs face.
Lab Industry Advisor Subscriptions Include
Analysis and insight on key compliance, legal, and business developments affecting laboratories
- Updates on changes to regulations
- Healthcare-related laws
- FDA approvals
- Business deals in the diagnostics space, and more
Latest Articles
LDTs Rule Update: More Support for Legal Challenges Against FDA
Key clinical laboratory organizations file amicus brief, reiterating that the FDA is overstepping its authority, and its new rule would cause “irreparable patient harm”
New FDA LDTs Guidance Offers Useful Summary, But Questions Remain
Recently released document for small labs offers a more digestible version of the final rule requirements but still lacks key details
CMS Slated to Close Change Healthcare Payment Program
Program meant to ease cash flow disruptions experienced by some Medicare providers and suppliers due to the cyberattack will conclude in mid-July
M&A Report: Fewer Deals, Higher Impact
Continuing recent patterns, M&A deal-making in the diagnostics space was low in volume but high in impact in October.
FDA Watch: Monkeypox, COVID-19, and MDD Tests
While new test approvals were scarce in October, they were particularly impactful; here are three approvals you should know about.
Getlabs Continues In-Home Phlebotomy Services Advance
The Miami-based startup has secured major in-home phlebotomy services contracts from some of the nation’s biggest lab companies.
Labs in Court: Could Elizabeth Holmes Get a New Trial?
In this month’s roundup of key lab-related cases, a bizarre twist in the Theranos saga leads to a slim chance of a mistrial.
November 2022 Enforcement Scorecard: UDTs and Genetic Tests
Most of the recent settlements and enforcement actions involving labs related to medically unnecessary UDTs and genetic tests.
How to Use and Report ICD Codes
An overview and general briefing on some of the most common ICD codes concerns for labs.
Compliance Tool: Whistleblower Non-Retaliation Policy
How to create a written policy banning retaliation for whistleblowing and for investigating retaliation complaints.
When Qui Tam Retaliation Lawsuits Get Tricky
What happens when a compliance officer is the whistleblower in a qui tam retaliation lawsuit?
Model Policy on Employee Time Theft
This useful template can be used to develop a clear written policy on time theft for your lab in order to help prevent it.
Managing Lab Staff: How to Crack Down on Employee Time Theft
Six common forms of time theft to be on the lookout for, and how lab leaders can stop each one.
