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Here's today's scenario. Joe is someone who took biology, chemistry, thought about going to medical school, but didn't do so. Didn't get a license although he's got cousins that are nurses and [...]

There are numerous types of drugs, cosmetics, and other products used to treat skin disorders. FDA does regulate these products to ensure the products are safe for patients.

This video is excerpted from a Webinar held by Clara Salvai, Matthew Stokke, and Molly Fashola on April 14th, 2022. We are sharing some legal industry insights to the ever changing landscape of [...]

Today, I’d like to talk about some key questions related to telehealth. Does telehealth use the MSO model, and are telemedicine companies and platforms essentially MSOs, and who cares? why does [...]

Immunotherapy drugs are showing promise for treating cancer. Manufacturers of these therapies and doctors must understand the FDA, HIPAA, and other compliance requirements.

In today’s video, we talk about whether a healthcare startup that connects doctors and patients can charge patients a software access fee.

In today’s video, we discuss more basics of federal and state anti-kickback and fee-splitting prohibitions.

Physicians and other healthcare providers must comply with the Good Faith Estimate Requirement. Disputes between the estimate and final bill will be resolved through a PPDR process.

In today’s video, we talk about how a health coaching disclaimer is different from a medical consent, and when you should use one versus the other.

Doctors and other healthcare providers need to comply with the Good Faith Estimate Requirement which ensures that non-insured and self-paying clients can anticipate their costs.