Every physician knows that being on-call is sometimes just a part of the job. But the need for hospitals to provide round-the-clock specialized care is a legal one, too.
Many healthcare practice owners ask us: “Can we use paper records for our patients? What legal issues might arise if I do?” If you’re a provider who prefers pen and paper, find out the answers.
In many states, collaborative agreements allow advanced practice providers and other healthcare professionals to expand their scopes of practice. Learn the basics of collaborative agreements and consider how many a physician can reasonably enter.
Many healthcare professionals treat patients or conduct business operations from their homes. Find out how to balance the convenience with the legal risks.
Mistakes happen. And when they do, the government is ready to inflict penalties. Learn how to show an enforcement agency that your practice works to prevent, detect, and eliminate misconduct.
Do healthcare practices have shares or stocks? Is there a difference? Here’s what owners need to know when they launch a new practice.
Understand how our fee structure works so that you can move forward with clarity and peace of mind. If there’s
You’ve observed colleagues and competitors engaging in business practices that your attorney says aren’t permissible. Does that give you cover? We discuss how to assess the situation.
Do you find the prospect of urgent care ownership appealing? Read on to learn about the requirements for launching a new facility.
Faith-based clauses frequently appear in employment contracts for institutions with religious affiliations. What are these clauses, and how can they affect your care decisions?
