Law & Malpractice

ICE shifts from raids to audits; practices should tighten I-9s, train staff on warrants and brace for some $100K H-1B cases.

AI scribes streamline notes, but can trigger HIPAA, consent and Medicare compliance risks. Learn safeguards to avoid audits, liability and harm.

Cut malpractice risk with tighter follow-ups, clearer handoffs, better documentation and stronger patient communication from visit to closure.

Make sure Notice of Privacy Practices are updated by Feb. 16.

A look at the essentials of Medical Malpractice and E&O coverage, including claims, tail coverage and asset protection strategies for professionals.

As the American Medical Association warns that immigration enforcement activity near hospitals is fueling fear and keeping patients from seeking care, immigration attorney Katie P. Russell outlines practical steps medical practices can take to protect patients, staff and operations if ICE shows up unannounced.

The False Claims Act sees record settlements and lawsuits last year.

Physician practices face challenges in mergers and acquisitions, with many reporting negative experiences. Here are six tips for successful integration.

Explore the nuances between "split/shared" and "incident to" billing in health care, ensuring compliance with the latest CY 2026 Physician Fee Schedule.

Health care practices navigate new immigration enforcement challenges, emphasizing preparation, staff training and understanding legal rights to protect patient privacy.

Pediatrician David Higgins, M.D., M.P.H., M.S., explains why true vaccine hesitancy is rarer than headlines suggest, how social media distorts the picture, and what physicians can do to rebuild trust one conversation at a time.

Navigating nurse objections and safe harbor claims requires understanding legal protections and potential pitfalls in patient care and employment practices.

Health care practices navigate new immigration enforcement challenges, emphasizing preparation, staff training and understanding legal rights to protect patient privacy.

A recent DOJ settlement highlights the risks of manipulating electronic health records for Medicare billing.

Stay vigilant this holiday season against cyberattacks with these tips on safe shopping, recognizing scams and protecting your information.

A costly lesson on pursuing unpaid fees, highlighting the stress and time involved in legal disputes over small amounts.

The advantages of arbitration over court litigation include privacy, cost efficiency and quicker resolutions for disputes.

Understanding legal expenses is crucial for health care practices, covering initial and ongoing costs ensures compliance and mitigates risks.

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president of government affairs at MGMA, joins the show to explain how the temporary funding agreement affects Medicare claims, telehealth and payment stability.

Prosecutors tackle fraud in health care, highlighting the importance of compliance programs and anti-retaliation measures to protect whistleblowers.

Immigration attorney Katie P. Russell, J.D., explains how medical practices can stay compliant through visa tracking, internal audits, and proactive renewal planning to reduce the risk of ICE visits and retain valuable clinicians long term.

Texas med spas are under new scrutiny. “Jenifer’s Law” tightens rules for IV infusions and cosmetic procedures, requiring proper licensing and physician supervision to protect patients and keep practices compliant.

Sara Gerke, David A. Simon, J.D., LL.M., Ph.D., and Deepika Srivastava join the show to talk about malpractice and physician liability in cases involving artificial intelligence.

Immigration attorney Katie P. Russell, J.D., explains how HIPAA protections still apply regardless of a patient’s immigration status.

From snooping to sending records to the wrong patient, here are the HIPAA violations medical offices make most and how to prevent them.