The Right Legal Medicine

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...

Opening a letter from a state medical board is often one of the most distressing and emotionally charged moments in a physician’s professional life. This correspondence can signal the beginning of an investigation or a potential disciplinary process, with far-reaching implications for a...

Buying an applied behavior analysis (ABA) clinic can be an exciting prospect for entrepreneurs and investors. The services provided by ABA clinics change families’ lives, and they can also be a great investment. However, the purchase of an ABA involves some complex legal and regulatory...

The healthcare industry in the United States is a highly regulated sector. One of the most important legal concepts in this area is the corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) doctrine, which governs who can own and operate medical practices and under what circumstances they can do so.  Those...

For those who own or manage an ambulatory surgery center (ASC), there are numerous regulatory, financial, and operational considerations to navigate. One thing that ASC owners often do not consider is how the Stark Law could impact their operations. In fact, ASC owners may be unaware of the Stark...