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Medicare and Medicaid audits are common but stressful aspects of healthcare compliance. These audits are designed to ensure that providers bill accurately, deliver medically necessary services, and adhere to federal and state regulations. Even minor documentation errors or coding discrepancies can...

Contracts between hospitals and physicians establish the terms of employment, responsibilities, and compensation. Despite careful drafting, disputes can arise over issues such as payments, duties, performance metrics, or regulatory compliance. Understanding the common causes of these conflicts,...

Ending a patient relationship can be a necessary part of medical practice, but it carries the risk of patient abandonment claims if not handled carefully. Patient abandonment occurs when a healthcare provider terminates care without giving the patient adequate notice or a reasonable opportunity to...

Management Services Organizations (MSOs) have become extremely attractive to medical practices because they offer providers administrative support, cost savings, and the potential for increased efficiency. However, while MSOs can be valuable partners for medical practices, they also carry...

As virtual care becomes more common, so do the cybersecurity risks that accompany it. From protecting patient data and complying with HIPAA regulations to preventing ransomware attacks and data breaches, telemedicine healthcare providers must meet legal requirements while dealing with significant...