News and commentary on developments in healthcare law. Articles track legislative, regulatory, and enforcement changes affecting independent practices, along with the firm’s advocacy on issues important to healthcare providers.
Illinois has officially implemented licensure requirements for behavior analysts and assistant behavior analysts under the Illinois Behavior Analyst Licensing Act.
You just got a diagnosis you did not see coming. It may explain symptoms you have been pushing through for months.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can greatly enhance healthcare delivery, but in Illinois, new regulations now strictly govern its use in therapy
Medical chaperone policies are increasingly used to promote patient safety and address concerns related to provider misconduct and liability, particularly
California will soon exercise more oversight on MSO and PE healthcare deals. Management services organizations (“MSOs”) play a prominent role
AI can make healthcare documentation faster — and riskier. This post breaks down how AI errors can expose your clinic
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In Congress, there’s bipartisan concern about Americans’ data privacy. A proposed federal law to address these concerns will likely affect how you handle patient data.
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California recently released proposed regulations to expand the scope of practice for nurse practitioners. What does this mean for advanced practice nurses in the state?
