What happens when a medical practice dispute between partners cannot be resolved internally? We explore the legal options for a physicians practice at a crossroads.
Physical therapists are under scrutiny by the federal government. But does that mean that they’re mandated to maintain compliance programs?
Illinois has joined a growing number of states in granting advanced practice registered nurses full practice authority. What are the practical implications for APRNs right now?
Just because you don’t accept Medicare at your physical therapy practice doesn’t mean that you’re not subject to some of its rules. If you have a cash-pay PT business, you need to read this.
CBS Chicago interviewed Erin Jackson of Jackson LLP to understand the actions of a hospital following a breach involving a famous patient. Media circus aside, there are important lessons for everyone in healthcare.
For healthcare professionals moving to a new practice, restrictions on soliciting patients to continue treatment at the new location can raise concerns about patient abandonment. What are your rights and responsibilities?
Can you cross state lines with your Illinois license? We examine the medical, nursing, dental, and physical therapy compacts. Read on to learn about who supports them, who opposes them, and how they impact you.
Noncompetes typically limit an individual’s right to join or start a competitor business within a certain geographic range and for a designated period of time. Here, we answer the most common questions about these agreements.
Orthodontists should maintain a basic awareness of how healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse laws may impact their practice. Here’s a primer on Stark Law, AKS, and related IL laws.
To protect the privacy of their address and assets, medical providers should consider a land trust for their next home purchase.
