About This Webinar
Where AI Governance, Clinical Risk, and the Law Converge
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how healthcare providers document, diagnose, and deliver care – and the legal and insurance landscape has not kept pace. As AI becomes embedded in EMR workflows, a new set of liability questions is emerging for providers, digital health companies, insurers, and regulators alike.
Join three cross-disciplinary presenters — in malpractice insurance, health data governance, and healthcare regulatory law — for a practical, forward-looking conversation on the risks and responsibilities that define 2026’s most pressing healthcare compliance challenges.
Topics Covered
What Providers and Digital Health Companies Need to Know
- How AI-generated clinical documentation creates new malpractice exposure
- What insurers are asking about AI in underwriting questionnaires
- TEFCA and IAS: patient data access obligations and liability risks
- Best practices for AI governance policies in health systems
- Information blocking, interoperability, and enforcement trends
- How digital health companies can structure AI risk management programs
- Patient-facing apps: consent, data governance, and compliance gaps
- Regulatory signals from OCR, ONC, and CMS in 2026
Featured Presenters
David Badie, JD
Healthcare Regulatory & Compliance | Partner
Partner, Frier Levitt
• David Badie’s practice focuses on healthcare regulatory and compliance matters, and issues affecting providers and digital health companies.
Kevin Salinas, MBA
Principal, EPIC Healthcare
EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants (EPIC)
• Kevin specializes in medical malpractice insurance and liability risk for healthcare organizations. His focus is on helping leaders align comprehensive insurance programs with how insurers are assessing risk today, particularly as AI becomes more integrated into healthcare operations.
Tiffanny Anghel, MHA, MLS
Digital Health, TEFCA & Data Governance Expert
RevTech LLC
• Expert in TEFCA, Information Access Services, and health data governance strategy for providers and technology companies operating in an interoperable ecosystem.
