February 12, 2026
Medical chaperone policies are increasingly used to promote patient safety and address concerns related to provider misconduct and liability, particularly during sensitive examinations. In recent years, lawsuits alleging sexual misconduct during medical exams have prompted states...
February 4, 2026
Are you a healthcare practice considering using blood tests to confirm that your patients are adhering to their medications properly? Here are some factors to consider. Your patient is showing no signs of improvement for their...
January 26, 2026
After a hard session of listening to your teen patient recall a triggering memory from their childhood, the teen’s parent walks in and sees their child in tears. The parent asks, “What did my child say...
January 16, 2026
Being a Medicare provider means opening your practice up to government monitoring and possible audits. Medical practices often enroll as Medicare providers to ensure access to essential services for aging and disabled patients. This enrollment, however,...
December 15, 2025
California will soon exercise more oversight on MSO and PE healthcare deals. Big changes are on the horizon for those operating MSOs in California.
November 26, 2025
AI can make healthcare documentation faster — and riskier. This post breaks down how AI errors can expose your clinic to penalties and why legal review is critical.
October 15, 2025
Guidelines in Illinois aim to balance virtual and in-person care. Learn how the changes are shaping telehealth services for physical therapists.
October 13, 2025
Even well-meaning content can cross the line. Use these tips to catch misinformation before it reaches your audience.
October 6, 2025
Many lawsuits in healthcare have nothing to do with patient care. Here’s why they still happen and how to lower your risk.
September 28, 2025
Cross-border telehealth comes with more rules than many clinicians expect. We break down key restrictions for foreign-licensed physicians treating U.S. patients.
