Successful practice owners understand the importance of monitoring the competition, setting performance goals, and tracking progress. But implementing a benchmarking program requires care to avoid unnecessary legal risk.
A new federal rule prohibiting information blocking gives patients full, immediate access to their electronic health information. What does this mean for your practice?
What legal issues arise when psychiatrists treat children via telehealth? We discuss the special considerations for offering telepsychiatry services to this special population.
We discuss how physicians can avoid having their signatures of approval turn into legal liability.
How can healthcare professionals appropriately respond to subpoenas? We discuss the factors that you need to consider before taking action.
Can the pandemic still be considered unforeseen or an “act of God”? The enforceability of your contracts may depend on the answer.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced healthcare practices to institute new policies and procedures to protect patients and staff and mitigate the spread. But who should pay the costs for these safety measures?
There’s a confusing range of insurance products for healthcare practices and practitioners. It’s crucial that your coverages align with your particular needs. We review common risks and the relevant products that address them.
Thanks to the rise of telemedicine, healthcare providers’ geographic scopes have expanded and become less defined. What does this mean for non-compete clauses in employment contracts?
If you receive a letter from CMS, should you worry? Do you need to call your attorney? Learn about the general domino effect of a UPIC audit notification.
