Telehealth has gone from novelty to normalcy. Once the domain of rural providers and forward-thinking practices, virtual care is now an everyday part of medicine for Georgia physicians. But with new technology comes new complexities—and significant legal risks. As convenient as...
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Your employment contract is one of the most important legal documents you’ll ever sign. It not only determines your salary and benefits but also impacts your mobility, risk exposure, and career options down the road. Yet every day, physicians sign new or renewed employment agreements without...
Healthcare providers, unfortunately, experience underpayment of many claims, which impacts their ability to sustain a successful healthcare practice. Underpayments from both public and private insurers continue to be a persistent challenge to hospitals’ efforts to recover revenue. Underpayment...
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) clinics have become increasingly common across the United States, especially as awareness and diagnoses of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) continue to rise. These clinics are now widely available in many communities, offering individualized therapy programs to support...
Physician employment contracts can be more complex than they initially seem. They often contain numerous clauses, many of which can significantly impact a physician with respect to their compensation and future career. It is crucial for physicians to thoroughly review and fully understand all...