Hospitalists and Stark
We are in the process of hiring a hospitalist. Do we need to be concerned with Stark or anti-kickback violations if the hospitalist refers patients to our outpatient practice?
Question: We are in the process of hiring a hospitalist. Do we need to be concerned with Stark or anti-kickback violations if the hospitalist refers patients to our outpatient practice?
Answer: There is a relevant Stark exception for employee referrals that do not result in direct remuneration to the referring physician.
That said, you absolutely should speak to an attorney - the hospital may be able to help you there - about the best ways to structure the relationship.
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