
Two recently unveiled cases provide a glimpse into areas physicians and providers should be evaluating for continued compliance.

Two recently unveiled cases provide a glimpse into areas physicians and providers should be evaluating for continued compliance.

The best way to mitigate risk is to call a MAC, read the laws, and the telehealth waivers over COVID-19.

As physicians across the country get their practices reopened and back to the new normal, we examine COVID-19 infection liability waivers and their effectiveness in managing patient infection lawsuits.

Revise contracts now with practical solutions for potential disaster that could occur in the future.

Four tips for ensuring a smooth transition of ownership interests and management responsibilities while minimizing partner complications.

Consider vulnerabilities that can be exploited remotely and the level of skil required to execute exploitation.

Details about your location can make your job more attractive to candidates looking for work in your community.

As America returns to work after a week of national political trauma, physicians need to protect their assets, including their practices, from significant additional risks.

It’s imperative to ensure ADCs maintain the confidentiality, availability, and integrity of protected health information.

High incomes do not guarantee smart money management.

Think of a succession plan as a living document that records exactly how you want the next chapter of your business story to unfold.

Ironically, times of stress are when we need to be on top of our game.

A generalized checklist for your planning.

Where available, these guidelines come directly from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) itself.

Think before providing false or fraudulent documentation.

High incomes don’t grant immunity from financial challenges.

Use association guidelines to establish your practice’s plan.

Why physicians have an international responsibility.

Healthful foods are essential not just in terms of protecting us during a pandemic, but also continuing to help protect and optimize our overall health.

Your practice will be better prepared to evolve with market changes, demands, and reform.

We can remind ourselves that even though some of our losses will stay with us, this situation is finite-it will end, we will recover.

Asset protection attorney Ike Devji discusses what physicians should be doing regarding the issue of personal finance protection.

How to ensure your staff remain energized during unprecedented times.

How the program is assisting during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The evolving coronavirus landscape is resulting in various responses.

Looking for ways to reduce your taxable income while contributing to a cause that hits close to home?

How we can become the best versions of ourselves.

Signed into law March 18th, will go into effect April 1st.

We are not much good to others, if we are not good to ourselves.

Negotiate before the contract is signed.