About Helen Oscislawski
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Helen founded Oscislawski LLC to pursue her vision and desire to create a truly client-centric, modern-day law practice that responds to the changing needs of her predominant healthcare client base. She is known to many as a “go to” attorney for legal guidance on HIPAA, HITECH, state privacy laws, and electronic health information exchange (HIE). In 2008, Governor Corzine appointed Helen to serve on the New Jersey Health Information Technology Commission (NJHITC) as the “attorney practicing in this State with demonstrated expertise in health privacy law issues.” In 2010, she was reappointed to the NJHITC by Governor Chris Christie and also served as Chair of the Privacy and Security Committee for the NJHIT Coordinator, Ms. Colleen Woods. Helen has made substantial contributions to moving HIE forward for stakeholders in the state by completing complex legal and policy analyses surrounding patient consent issues. Her works include the “Report to the HIT Coordinator Regarding Developing and Implementing a Legal Framework for Private and Secure Health Information Exchange in New Jersey”, and the “Analysis of Selected New Jersey Confidentiality and Patient Approval Regulations”. As a trusted advisor, Helen now represents some of the most cutting edge and sophisticated HIEs, RHIOs and ACOs in the nation, and assists them with strategic legal planning, preparing key legal documents needed for HIE, including trust agreements, licensing contracts, policies, compliance materials, as well as navigating around fraud and abuse laws, and other legal issues. But, as her clients quickly find out, Helen’s experience extends far beyond just HIPAA.
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About Christina W. Strong
B.A., Skidmore College, 1984 University of Stockholm Int’l Graduate School 1981 Sarah Lawrence College,
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Christina serves as Of Counsel for Attorneys at Oscislawski LLC. Her practice focuses on healthcare law and regulatory compliance, and she represents numerous non-profit and provider organizations, as well as research organizations, medical societies, and individual providers and practices. Christina has particular experience in the areas of organ and tissue donation for transplant, education and research, and has been closely involved in state and national law and policy development concerning informed consent, anatomical research and education, brain death, donation after cardiac death and end of life issues. She has advised and testified before numerous standard setting entities and state legislatures concerning these issues.
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About Susan Nelson
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Susan is a seasoned attorney with over a decade of diverse legal experience. Susan has experience representing health care clients in regulatory compliance matters, including State and federal appeals, licensure issues and the preparation of physician employment agreements. Additionally, Susan has general corporate experience including entity formation, contract drafting and commercial real estate closings. While working as health care attorney at a large national firm, Susan was also involved in several sophisticated HIPAA preemptions projects where she analyzed federal standards with state law counterparts. She was also instrumental in developing numerous HIPAA compliance tools and policies, and advising clients on these and similar health law matters.
About Krystyna H. Monticello
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Krystyna received her J.D. from Seton Hall Law with a concentration in health law where she received the ABA-BNA Award for Excellence in Health Law. Krystyna was a graduate assistant at the Seton Hall Law Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy as well as interned at Saint Peter’s University Hospital in New Brunswick. Krystyna also volunteered as a research assistant for the Association for Children of New Jersey in addition to working as a co-coordinator and teacher with NJ LEEP, a Seton Hall Law based not-for-profit that works to equip urban students with the tools necessary to succeed in high school and college.