“One of the largest health care fraud schemes ever charged” offers a cautionary tale as the U.S. Department of Justice criminally charges dozens of defendants involved in genetic testing telemedicine arrangements.
It’s a common question: “I already have a Notice of Privacy Practices. Does that mean I don’t need the HIPAA policy you mentioned?” Here’s why the answer is a resounding no.
What’s at stake during an insurance audit? What steps should your practice take if you’re audited? We answer all of your most pressing questions.
If the DEA inspected your practice tomorrow, would your storage of controlled substances pass muster? Here’s what you need to know to be secure and compliant.
If you’re considering purchasing a medical, veterinary, or other healthcare business, you don’t want to skip these five crucial steps.
Today’s consumers love the option to obtain prescriptions online, with no office visit required. It’s a slick, disruptive business model, but is it actually legal?
Thanks to a landmark 2018 decision, you may need to take a second look at how you classify your workforce (or how you’re classified yourself).
Learn how the new Illinois law legalizing recreational cannabis applies to employees in your healthcare practice.
Qualified Illinois nurses can apply to obtain APRN-FPA licenses. We break down the eligibility, requirements, cost, and process for obtaining the license so that you can perform more services with greater independence.
A new federal law criminalizes many common financial relationships between laboratories and those who refer patients to them. And because of sloppy drafting, EKRA’s scope is broader than anticipated.
