Law & Malpractice

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

Billing for telemedicine services doesn’t have to be overwhelming when you understand a few key concepts and take advantage of your available resources.

An estimated 56 percent of adults report the pandemic has negatively impacted their mental health.

How new technology is curing ailments and streamlining processes in one practice’s AP department.

Applying for PPP loan forgiveness is a critical final step for physicians who took the financial initiative to safeguard their staff and their practice during this uncertain time.

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.

How a high-volume clinic opened during the pandemic by planning for three principal areas of importance.

Guides on key areas to watch.

Acknowledging increased reimbursement risks and deploying the right strategies can mean the difference between proper reimbursement and rejected claims.

Closing a practice for retirement is a hard decision as it is-here are tips to make closing your doors smoother.

Consider these states for lower malpractice costs.

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

Protecting your practice and assets is essential with malpractice coverage.

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

Be prepared to address allegations of misconduct

We’re entering a period of significantly increased liability.

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

Think before providing false or fraudulent documentation.

Practicing medicine is more challenging now than ever, but malpractice claims are probably not a major risk.

Funds received can only be used for expenses or lost revenue attributable to the coronavirus

Ike Devji, JD discusses how physicians just starting can set up their asset protection plans.

Funding is brining critical virtual care to remote areas of the nation.

Do not overlook these new additions.