Healthcare Law

Legal, business, compliance, and practice issues for the formation and day-to-day administrative and medical operations of medical practices and health specialties

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has clinical care guidelines for the three vaccines that have been approved – the two mRNA vaccines and the Jansen vaccine.

Physicians who leave a practice need to balance any non-solicitation issues in their employment contracts with the need to inform patients that the patient may need a new doctor.

The HHS Office of Civil Rights has guidance on how and when covered entities should respond to a right of access request for the personal health information of a patient.

American physicians are working to benefit from medical tourism by targeting patients to come to America and by setting up practices in foreign countries.

Physicians who wish to work in the medical tourism sector need to be careful to separate their medical tasks from their business and marketing tasks and to avoid fee-splitting issues

FDA is sending warning letters to companies that claim the company can diagnose COVID-19. FDA has granted an Emergency Use Authorization) for at least one at-home testing kit.

As the population ages, health providers and health companies are developing and expanding their regenerative medicine and anti-aging practices. As with all healthcare services and products, [...]

The FDA new guidelines on minimal manipulation include questions and answers. Meeting the minimal manipulation test can save companies a fortune in IND studies and clinical trial tests.

FDA sends warning letter to a company because its website and social media accounts made claims about CBD products that suggest they are drugs or dietary supplements and were misbranded.