Most medical practices treat the decision to require employment contracts for new physicians as almost automatic. But should you consider such agreements for your other staff? We help you evaluate.
Job loss and other factors are driving an insurance coverage gap that may affect your practice. How can you prepare for the coming storm?
Learn about the state and federal efforts to allow you to provide life-saving aid without fear of civil or criminal liability during the COVID-19 pandemic.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, rumors about HIPAA abound. If you’re confused, we offer some clarity on the most common misunderstandings.
We answer some of the most frequently asked questions from clients who are interested in forming a corporate entity but need additional information and clarification.
Have you been issuing ABNs, but are unsure whether it’s appropriate? Are you uncertain if ABNs are relevant to you as a provider not enrolled in Medicare? Keep reading to learn when to use ABNs.
The FDA recommends that physicians and other clinicians consider prescribing naloxone for patients at increased risk of opioid overdose.
If you’ve never worked with a healthcare lawyer, you may have preconceived notions about what they do and how they communicate. We give you a preview of what to expect.
Why would someone file a whistleblower lawsuit against a medical practice? And what steps can practices take to avoid qui tam lawsuits? We discuss the most common areas of focus.
When it comes to laying the groundwork for HIPAA compliance, how do you rate? What if you wait for an audit or breach? We look at two scenarios.
