Live Virtual Conference · Nine Deep-Dive Sessions
Article 28 Mastery — New York D&TC and ASC Compliance
New York’s compliance conference for Diagnostic & Treatment Centers and Ambulatory Surgery Centers. Article 28 wasn’t written to be read by the people who must follow it — this conference translates it.
Who this is for
Clinic D&TCs — Part One only. Primary care, dental, behavioral health, FQHC, RHC, dialysis, rehabilitation, and every other non-surgical Article 28 center.
Ambulatory Surgery Centers — both parts. An ASC is regulated under the general D&TC rules and Part 755, so both parts are required to cover your full obligation.
Part One — Article 28 Clinic Compliance
8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ET · $199.99 · Presented by John J. Goehle, MBA, CASC
| Time | Session |
|---|---|
| 8:00–9:15 | Session 1 — Understanding Article 28. How New York licenses outpatient facilities; clinic vs. ASC definitions; licensure vs. CMS certification vs. accreditation; Operating Certificate and Certificate of Need. |
| 9:30–10:45 | Session 2 — Organization & Administration (Part 751). The twelve Part 751 sections; Operator, Administrator, and Medical Director roles; operating policies (§ 751.5); personnel and medical-record systems (§§ 751.6–751.7). |
| 11:00–11:45 | Session 3 — Quality, Rights & State Reporting. Quality assurance (§ 751.8), patients’ rights (§ 751.9), 24-hour adverse-event reporting (§ 751.10), NYPORTS, HCRA, SHIN-NY, and SPARCS for clinics. |
| 11:45–12:30 | Session 4 — Cost Reporting & the NYSDOH Survey. The AHCF cost report (accrual/GAAP, CPA-certified); preparation, certification, and submission; the NYSDOH survey and the Statement of Deficiencies. |
Part Two — Article 28 ASC Compliance
1:00 – 5:15 p.m. ET · $199.99 · Cosponsored by DataGen
| Time | Session |
|---|---|
| 1:00–2:00 | Session 5 — Part 755 Overview & Administrative Requirements. ASC vs. clinic classification; transfer plans, privileging, and the procedure list; hospital-privileges rule and the two-year accreditation timeline. |
| 2:00–3:00 | Session 6 — ASC Clinical Services Under Part 755 (§§ 755.3–755.9). Surgical services and sterile technique; anesthesia qualifications and malignant-hyperthermia readiness; nursing, admission/discharge, records, emergency care, infection control, and reprocessing. |
| 3:15–3:45 | Session 7 — Accreditation & Deemed Status. License, CMS certification, and accreditation; the five CMS-approved ASC accreditors (including DNV’s December 2025 approval); deemed-status strategy. |
| 3:45–4:15 | Session 8 — SPARCS Reporting for ASCs (DataGen). SPARCS applicability, encounter-level data elements and the quarterly deadline (§ 755.10), submission workflow, and acceptance-rate optimization. |
| 4:15–5:15 | Session 9 — Building Your ASC Compliance Program + The ASC Survey. Turning eight sessions into an annual compliance calendar; the citations that catch ASCs most; and the three-surveyor ASC survey. |
Included with registration
Live attendance for all sessions in your registered part(s), a knowledge self-assessment with complete answer guide, and session materials for every deck. Group rates for D&TC and ASC teams available on request.
Your faculty
John J. Goehle, MBA, CASC — Lead Faculty
Owner, Ambulatory Healthcare Strategies, LLC · Host, The ASC Podcast with John Goehle
Three decades of ambulatory surgery and outpatient-facility administration, finance, and regulatory consulting — with hands-on experience across the Health Commerce System, NYPORTS, SPARCS, the AHCF cost report, and CON filings.
DataGen, Inc. — Part Two Cosponsor (SPARCS session)
A subsidiary of the Healthcare Association of New York State (HANYS), with 30+ years of New York healthcare data and reporting expertise and a web-based SPARCS (UDS) submission solution.
Master New York’s Article 28 — clinic and ASC
Clinic D&TCs register for Part One. ASCs register for both parts using the same email so your confirmations stay together.
Registration and payment are processed through Zoom. Questions? Email info@ascpodcast.com. This program provides regulatory education and does not constitute legal advice.