Stories and news from Jackson LLP. Articles include attorney spotlights, firm updates, and reflections on building and running a healthcare law practice. A look at the people behind the firm and the work we do for healthcare providers.
Understand how our fee structure works so that you can move forward with clarity and peace of mind. If there’s
If you’ve never worked with a healthcare lawyer, you may have preconceived notions about what they do and how they communicate. We give you a preview of what to expect.
Physician referrals are great for business, but they can also bring prohibited conflicts of interest. Get to know Stark Law
Can a physician hire a physical therapist? This question might seem simple, but it implicates a complex array of federal
Attorney Erin Jackson shared some tips with blerrp.com for those considering forming an LLC. To check out her advice, read the article
If the safety and quality of nursing home services decreases, elderly and disabled patients may seek an alternative means of care, such as that offered by in-home health. Home health providers can provide the individualized care that patients and their families seek, and they can often significantly delay an individual’s transition into a full-time care facility.
Hate watching your afternoon tick by on a waiting room clock? Disgusted by Susie Sniffles lobbing definitely-contagious sneezes in your direction? Already caught up on your entertainment news? If this describes you (or your patients!), you may be ready to jump on the concierge medicine bandwagon.
Connor Jackson recently shared his top five HIPAA tips for small practice physical therapists with WebPT, a leading electronic medical record system for PTs. Check it out!
September is Healthy Aging Month! Because so much of our health is tied to our genetic makeup, we wrote this post about the importance of knowing and taking detailed family health histories. Read on, and share your favorite checklists, surveys, or tools for gathering this information.
If you feel like your TV advertisements increasingly include more prescription drugs, you’re right. Pharmaceutical companies are pouring money into their consumer marketing campaigns, spending $4.5 billion in 2014, $3.5 billion in 2012, and $2.5 billion in 2000.
