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ForwardFTCA CY 2022 RE-DEEMING APPLICATION REVIEW
If you have questions about a new, pending, or rejected application for FTCA coverage: Email FTCAPractice@ftlf.com.
Information on our CY 2022 application review service will be posted here in Spring 2021. For a flat fee, FTLF attorneys will review your application for compliance concerns and provide guidance to help you make improvements to your final submission.*
NOTE: This review and the corresponding feedback constitute legal advice and your organization will be required to sign a limited engagement agreement with Feldesman Tucker Leifer Fidell LLP (FTLF). We make no warranties regarding approval of your deeming application.
Live & On-Demand Webinars
| Upcoming Webinars | ||
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| Title | Date & Time (ET) | Duration |
| Coming soon! | ||
| On-Demand Webinars | ||
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| Title | Watch On-Demand | Duration |
| Available Now! | 60 min | |
| Series: CY 2021 Deeming Application | Two-parts: 75 min/ea | |
| Available Now! | 75 min | |
| Available Now! | 75 min | |
| FTCA Coverage for Virtual Services | Available Now! | 60 min |
| Maintaining FTCA Coverage for COVID-19 Related Activities | 60 min | |
60 min | ||
| The Board's Role in Compliance and Risk Management | 60 min | |
| Documentation Practices to Reduce Malpractice Risk | 60 min | |
| Risk Management for the Board | Available Now! | 90 min |
| New FTCA Site Visit Protocol | Available Now! | 60 min |
| FTCA: Key Elements | Available Now! | 60 min |
Workshops & Trainings
We hope to resume in-person events soon, but until it is safe to do so, we will keep all trainings in our virtual classroom. Once we reopen, we will offer both a virtual and an in-person attendance option. Read the latest updates here.
Annual FTCA Forum
Failing to comply with the FTCA program requirements can be very costly for health centers and providers who can be left without any professional liability insurance for very expensive claims. Join FTLF attorneys for two days on the biggest risks, common concerns, and current “hot issues” in FTCA coverage.