July 17, 2018
Partner Erin Jackson, a survivor of chronic pelvic pain, frequently speaks with media outlets in her capacity as an advocate for those with pain. She even runs a nonprofit pelvic pain awareness organization, Inspire Santé. But...
June 9, 2018
Many Illinois doctors and healthcare providers do not take the time to review their existing employment contracts before leaving to start a new practice. This can be problematic if these contracts contain restrictive covenants, or “noncompete”...
March 30, 2018
Attorney Erin Jackson shared some tips with blerrp.com for those considering forming an LLC. To check out her advice, read the article and scroll down to #5 for her thoughts! Read the article here.
November 30, 2017
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...
August 9, 2017
There are three main parts to a business budget: revenues, expenses, and profits – profits are your revenues minus your expenses. For revenues and expenses, an existing business should rely upon historical data (i.e., your past...
June 27, 2017
Whoops. A business can’t actually be a nonprofit. But this is a question frequently posed by our clients, who are attracted to the perceived tax advantages of operating a nonprofit versus a for-profit entity.
June 9, 2017
Recently, I asked a private practice LCSW whether she had HIPAA procedures in place. Her response? “I am my HIPAA procedure!” If only it were that simple.
April 17, 2017
Because of the opioid epidemic that’s drawn national attention, medical schools are now grappling with the need to increase their pain management education. While the American Medical Association has encouraged that pain be dropped as the...
February 19, 2017
This week, I’ve been engrossed in the enthusiastic tweets coming out of the American Physical Therapy Association’s Combined Sections Meeting. And so, I wanted to take an opportunity to reflect on what’s happened in the year...
October 30, 2016
I love my physical therapist, and I have the highest respect for the profession. The best way to imbue that sense of professional loyalty and appreciation in your patients is to simply do a good job...
