Articles for physicians, surgeons, and surgical practices, including ambulatory surgery centers. Topics cover the regulatory, corporate, and operational issues that come up in physician-owned practices, from contracting and compliance to practice structure, written for independent practitioners and small groups.
Healthcare practices that sell private label supplements, skincare, or wellness products must comply with FDA classification rules, federal and state labeling laws, and compliance standards. Before launching a product line, physicians should confirm manufacturer compliance, evaluate marketing claims, and assess pricing risks.
Point-of-care blood testing devices promise faster lab results and fewer outside referrals. Before you invest, you need to understand the CLIA compliance requirements, insurance coverage gaps, and contract terms that can make or break the decision.
Cross-border telehealth comes with more rules than many clinicians expect. We break down key restrictions for foreign-licensed physicians treating U.S. patients.
Understand the basic rules of EMTALA and the real-world risks it poses for clinicians in rural hospitals.
A new Texas law alters the application of non-competition agreements for healthcare professionals.
AI tools promise more time with patients and less on documentation, but not without new risks.
Matching services connect physicians with clinics that need oversight, but they also come with legal risks.
You don’t have to give up control to get help running your practice.
Before entering into a business arrangement involving physician referrals, ensure it complies with the Stark Law. Understanding its core requirements can help you avoid costly violations.
How do physician recruitment agreements (PRAs) differ from employment contracts—and why should physicians proceed with caution?
