March 16, 2020
Is your practice interested in launching a virtual presence to weather the COVID-19 pandemic? You’re not alone. We address some of the important legal issues surrounding telehealth.
January 2, 2020
Funding, access, transparency, wages, and more— the new year brings many new federal rules for the practice of healthcare. We round up a year’s worth of changes that could affect you in 2020.
December 31, 2019
The new year brings new laws governing the practice of healthcare in Illinois. Here's the roundup of the ones most likely to affect you.
December 28, 2019
Did you miss any Jackson LLP blogs this year? Here's a countdown of the five legal tips and updates that your peers searched, visited, shared, and commented upon most in 2019.
December 13, 2019
Zocdoc’s new pricing structure could introduce beneficiary inducements as well as kickbacks in the form of per-booking fees. Is the federal government on board with this? We discuss OIG’s advisory opinion and its implications.
November 27, 2018
Illinois’ medical marijuana laws recently saw dramatic changes. Stay abreast of how the new law impacts your practice. Be sure that you’re also tuned into how you can (legally and ethically) integrate these therapies into patient...
January 16, 2018
Katie Jones, a marketing expert, recently assisted in the development of the sites quickdoctor and doctor4u. We picked her brain about the advent of online pharmacies and why they’re currently leaps and bounds better than retail...
January 14, 2018
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...
January 7, 2018
Despite their efforts and actions to repeal Obamacare, the GOP did not have the sweeping success they had anticipated for 2017. As the new year begins, let’s take a look at the current state of the...
December 22, 2017
Healthcare providers accepting Medicaid may see their patient volume decrease in coming months, the result of a plan recently approved by the federal government to grant states the authority to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients.
