Legal steps that need to be taken before you can leave your medical practice
How Provider-Based Conversions Impact Physicians, Practices, Patients
Legal, practical implications of converting your physician practice to a provider-based outpatient department of the hospital
Address Security, Policies, Contracts when Reviewing Your Medical Practice
Conduct periodic internal reviews of your practice operations
Internal Due Diligence Review Critical for Physician Practices
Periodic reviews of internal operations, compliance with the law can help you discover and correct problems in your practice
Beware Antitrust Regulations When Considering Healthcare Mergers
Review laws governing collaboration of healthcare systems, hospitals, physician practices before consolidating
What Otolaryngologists Should Know Before Leaving a Medical Practice
Termination provisions your employment agreement should include; plus other considerations to address before you transition
Omnibus Rule Compliance Deadline Imminent
Business associate agreements under pressure to meet new, expanded HIPAA standards
What Otolaryngologists Should Consider Before Merging Their Practices
Key benefits, as well as legal structure options, post-merger governance, noncompetition and buy-out provisions, and bail out clauses should be addressed when contemplating a medical practice merger
Interplay Between Physician Employment Agreements, Medical Staff Bylaws Should Not be Ignored
Doctors must consider, review bylaws of hospital medical staff privileges when entertaining employment with a hospital or private practice
Healthcare Providers Must Comply with HIPAA Privacy Practices
Failure to have an updated Notice of Privacy Practices by September 23, 2013 could result in fines and penalties
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