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Ask Yourself These Questions Before Offering In-office Anesthesia

January 19, 2021

The staffing and facilities requirements for offering in-office anesthesia services vary widely by state. Review these key questions to help your practice avoid unnecessary, costly penalties for noncompliance.

categories: Ambulatory Surgical Center, Regulatory Compliance

Is it Legal? Understanding the Difference Between a Crime, a Breach, and Bad Business

January 8, 2021

It's a common question: “Is what I want to do legal?” To understand the answer, you’ll need to know a few critical distinctions in the eyes of the law.

categories: Contracts, Practice Management, Regulatory Compliance

Liability Waivers in Healthcare: Can They Protect You From Patient Accusations of Sexual Harassment?

January 6, 2021

It may sound like a good strategy for preventing sexual harassment lawsuits. But asking patients to waive the right to sue has major drawbacks.

categories: Informed Consent, Litigation

New Illinois Laws to Know In 2021

December 26, 2020

After a tumultuous 2020, prepare yourself for more change. Here’s a summary of new Illinois laws coming in 2021 and laws you might have missed that became effective this year.

categories: COVID-19, Healthcare News, Illinois

5 Most Popular Jackson LLP Blogs of 2020

December 23, 2020

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 2020.

categories: COVID-19, Healthcare News

Taking Patient Files to a New Practice: Does HIPAA Prohibit It?

December 22, 2020

Practices often cite HIPAA to prevent outgoing providers from walking out of the door with patient records. Is it a valid objection?

categories: HIPAA, Physician, Practice Management

Letters of Intent: A Tool for the Savvy Healthcare Practice

December 21, 2020

What is a letter of intent, and when is it wise to employ one? Find out how these documents can help prevent hiccups in your most important transactions.

categories: Contracts, Mergers and Acquisitions, Real Estate

Industry-Sponsored Speaker Programs in Healthcare: OIG Is Watching

December 11, 2020

Before accepting your next speaking engagement sponsored by pharma or a medical device company, consider the risks of a potential kickback violation. OIG’s latest special fraud alert highlights the peril.

categories: Anti-Kickback Statute, Healthcare Fraud, Regulatory Compliance

Should I Establish a PLLC or an LLC for My Illinois Healthcare Practice?

December 10, 2020

How do you know whether to choose a PLLC or an LLC for your healthcare practice? Getting it wrong can hold up your IDFPR registration. We review the basics.

categories: Illinois, LLCs / corporations, Maintaining Your Practice

What Is the Corporate Veil and How Do You Avoid Piercing It?

December 4, 2020

If you've established a corporate entity to limit your personal liability for your business or healthcare practice, beware of the missteps that can undermine this protection.

categories: LLCs / corporations

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