The Federal Trade Commission guidelines for when and how physicians can and can’t seek solicitations from their patients, employees, and business contact.
The medicare whistleblower reward allows eligible individuals to receive financial compensation for reporting Medicare fraud under the federal False Claims Act. To qualify, a whistleblower must [...]
Join Michael H. Cohen, founding attorney at Cohen Healthcare Law Group, as he discusses essential legal strategies for complementary and alternative medicine providers like acupuncturists, [...]
Healthcare and wellness businesses face complex regulations that can impact growth, compliance, and patient trust. From HIPAA and licensing to contracts and risk management, legal guidance is [...]
No, you generally cannot take original patient records when leaving a medical practice, as they belong to the practice, not the individual physician. However, you can request copies or access to [...]
Understand the differences between a Health Care Proxy and Durable Power of Attorney, and learn why having both ensures your medical and financial wishes are protected.
A doctor not paying rent for a surgery space, equipment, or medical suite leads to consequences that extend beyond a typical lease default. In addition to potential eviction or legal action, the [...]
Pharmacies should consult with experienced healthcare lawyers to understand what conduct may qualify as a HIPAA violation, the penalties for violations, and to get answers to HIPAA compliance [...]
Clinical trial companies must comply with FDA regulations, informed consent laws, and IRB requirements to ensure ethical and legal compliance. Learn how to navigate 21 CFR Part 50 & 56, manage [...]
Ensure your dietary supplement business stays FDA-compliant with this in-depth guide to cGMP standards under 21 CFR Part 111. Learn about ingredient testing, recordkeeping, quality control, and [...]