Use this Guide to navigate through the complex web of business, regulatory and ethical issues to avoid major issues such as patient abandonment.
Download GuideThis Guide has been organized to provide an overview of the issues physicians must consider when closing a medical practice in DC, Maryland, Virginia. Beforing closing a medical practice, physicians should consider a myriad of important issues, including:
Use this Guide to navigate through the complex web of business, regulatory and ethical issues to avoid major issues such as patient abandonment. A vast body of law governs closure of a medical practice and it is important to seek professional advice from a competent attorney knowledgeable about medical practice regulations.
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Use this Guide to navigate through the complex web of business, regulatory and ethical issues to avoid major issues such as patient abandonment.
Even though self referral to DHS is prohibited, the Stark Law provides certain exceptions under which such referrals may be performed. To qualify for these exceptions, physicians must adhere to a number of complex legal and business structure requirements. One such exception is the “in-office ancillary services.”
This Guide has been organized to provide an overview of the anatomy of a typical physician employment agreement, each section listing the common provisions in and a summary of the purpose of the section. Use this guide to understand and think about different provisions of an employment agreement.
