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Coffee, Compliance and Chuckleheads (CCC)

Many things came out of the pandemic of 2020 and 2021 but nothing could prepare the health care industry for what they were about to experience! Three industry respected experts Eric Rubenstein, Jordan Johnson, and Sean M. Weiss came together to tackle the most complex issues plaguing health care professionals and provide digestible / actionable guidance in the areas of Data Analytics, Law Enforcement and Regulatory Compliance. With more than 60-combined years of experience working for and with the U.S. Government, in senior roles with the Nation’s largest health systems, and managing the most complex data mining systems “The Guys” bring an unmatched level of experience and understanding for how the health care industry works and what the future holds.

Using style, expertise, and their special brand of humor The Guys ensure listeners walk away with the most up-to-date and authoritative information with smile… You won’t want to miss one word, let alone an episode!

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The Chuckleheads

Jordan Johnson

Sean Weis

Eric Rubenstein

Jordan Johnson

Jordan is a leading expert on innovative data and operations in the healthcare space. Jordan holds 12+ years of Oncology experience through which he has gained a deep understanding of hospital and freestanding operations and budgets from the perspective of service line administration, market analysis, care to cost to outcome modeling. He has the ability from clinical experience, of interacting and understanding all job codes in oncology. Jordan is considered a Health policy expert and influencer having written LCDS, a patient advocate and an expert witness for fraud and abuse. Jordan provides essential analysis of financial viability modeling for vendors and products and is an expert in alternative payment models. His deep and varied expertise and experience make him an integral part of mergers and acquisitions as well as a valuable resource for end-to-end revenue cycle experience with optimization, operation, and software creation. He has created software and provided strategy to ensure oncology providers and practices remain viable and patients have access to care. His work and insight have been used to educate and provide value to those navigating the shifting healthcare landscape led by transparency, optimization, and data. He has an extensive understanding of the RCM process and financial operations of both hospitals and freestanding providers. His education and experience are both clinical and administrative allowing him to bridge the gaps from data to costing to outcomes to value in a streamlined and effective approach. He is currently the Chief Innovation Officer at Oncospark.

Sean Weis

Sean has dedicated his more than 25 – year career to helping healthcare facilities reduce the risk of noncompliance and achieve measurable financial results. An accomplished compliance and management professional, Sean has extensive knowledge of the inner workings of government agencies at both the federal and state level, including the Office of Inspector General, Department of Justice and The United States Attorney’s Office.

Sean has earned and maintains numerous certifications including Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC), Certified Evaluation & Management Auditor (CEMA), Certified Medical Compliance Officer (CMCO), Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA), Certified Professional Coder (CPC), Certified Medical Practice Executive (CMPE) and Certified Professional Coder-Payer (CPC-P).

Sean is an active member in good standing with The American Health Lawyers Association, Health Care Compliance Association, The American Academy of Professional Coders and the National Society of Certified Healthcare Business Consultants.

Eric Rubenstein

Seasoned retired federal law enforcement officer (25 years), specializing in white-collar crime investigations as a Special Agent for HHS-OIG. Wide-ranging experience involving federal healthcare programs, with an emphasis on crimes involving the Medicare and Medicaid programs by health care providers, including physicians, pharmacies and health care entities. Demonstrated success in complex criminal investigative management and planning. Over $500 million in restitution, forfeiture, damages, penalties and fines to government programs and over 150 convictions and civil settlements involving healthcare fraud matters. Broad trial experience, including three criminal trials in fourteen months (9 trials in all, including the first Civil False Claims Act trial in the District of New Jersey involving a violation of Stark). 20 years of presentation and training facilitation experience and a feature presenter/trainer at local, regional and national training academies, conferences (such as the National Healthcare Fraud Association and the American Association of Professional Coders) and subject matter case analysis. Extensive mentoring and training of new agents. A conduit of information on internal and external policies and procedures for criminal, civil and administrative investigative matters.

A previous member of the IBM UCM project, providing Subject Matter Expertise on FWA matters as part of the Optimization Team servicing all UCM user groups (including UPICS, MEDIC and the greater UCM user community-law enforcement). A former of the Trusted-Third Party for the Healthcare Fraud Prevention Partnership (HFPP) serving the membership of the HFPP and providing SME in the areas of FWA and investigative efforts to combat FWA in healthcare.