Healthcare & FDA Law Blog
Compliance Issues For Medical Specialties
Regulatory compliance review and business review for dentists, veterinarians, therapists, and chiropractors
Physician Run and Physician Driven Practices – Part 2
Experienced healthcare lawyers advise doctors, physicians, and medical practices or a full range of regulatory and compliance issues including HIPAA, Stark Law, and the AKS.
Compliance Concerns for Artificial Intelligence and Telemedicine
Developers are working on new AI programs that enhance, support, or enable telemedicine. New uses include diagnostic tools and online tools that have legal compliance pitfalls
Compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act
The California Consumer Privacy Act affect hospitals, medical practices, and medical companies who buy or receive large blocks of data. California compliance lawyers help businesses comply.
Red Flags that Leads to FDA Warning Letters
The FDA issues warning letters for numerous products including dietary supplements. FDA violations include findings that the supplement is a new drug, product adulteration, misbranding, and failing to follow CGMPs.
Centers-Academic, ASC, Home, Hospice, Urgent Care, & MedSpa
Experienced healthcare lawyers providing proactive advice for Academic Medical Centers, ASCs, Home Health Care, Hospices, Urgent Care Centers, and Medical Spas.
Physician Run and Physician Driven Practices – Part 1
Experienced healthcare lawyers advise doctors, physicians, and medical practices or a full range of regulatory and compliance issues including HIPAA, Stark Law, and the AKS.
Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law Settlements Worth Millions
The DOJ reported several new cases in which health care companies and doctors agreed to pay millions to settle claims of healthcare fraud due to AKS and Stark violations.
Artificial Intelligence and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA)
AI in the healthcare industry almost by definition, requires constant access to patient information. Developers and covered health providers need to understand when and how HIPAA applies to their business.
