Dike Law Group is a Dallas healthcare lawyer for physicians, practices, and med spas, covering contracts, compliance, licensing, and deals across the DFW Metroplex. See our healthcare legal services.
Dallas healthcare businesses need legal help at four points: formation, operations, a sale, and a regulatory challenge. From Texas Medical Board licensing to Medicare audit defense, Dike Law Group handles each through our statewide healthcare practice.
Texas law generally requires physician-owned practices. We form PLLCs, file with the Texas Secretary of State, and guide Dallas practice set-up through payor enrollment.
Our attorneys review pay, termination terms, and non-competes under Texas Business and Commerce Code section 15.50 through physician contract review and healthcare employment counsel.
Practices that consult a healthcare compliance attorney Dallas early get Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute analysis, corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) structuring, and HIPAA, which the HHS Office for Civil Rights enforces.
UPIC audits, OIG subpoenas, and False Claims Act exposure need counsel before anyone answers a CMS contractor. Start Medicare fraud defense at the first letter.
Selling or buying a clinic, surgery center, or pharmacy in Dallas turns on diligence into licenses and billing. Our team handles healthcare M&A and builds MSO structures for non-physician investors.
Medical director agreements, delegation protocols, and telehealth rules shape every Dallas med spa and telemedicine practice, including IV therapy under Texas House Bill 3749 (Jenifer’s Law).
Founder & Managing Partner
Doris Dike founded Dike Law Group and directs its healthcare work. Doctors, med spa operators, and other healthcare owners bring her licensing questions, contract reviews, compliance programs, and operating problems across Texas. You can read about the firm’s mission before you call.
Physicians and owners often call her before signing an employment agreement or closing on a practice, and again when a Texas Medical Board letter arrives, which our investigation defense guide walks through. Reviewing early leaves more options than reacting late.
Licensed in Texas and Washington, DC
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Call (972) 290-1031 or contact Dike Law Group PLLC to schedule a consultation. Across Texas, Indiana, and California, Dike Law Group answers healthcare, business, and trademark questions, and a short intake call shows whether the firm fits.
6160 Warren Parkway, Ste. #100
Frisco, TX 75034
Mon – Fri: 9:00am – 5:00pm
A Dallas healthcare lawyer advises physicians, practices, and healthcare businesses on rules specific to healthcare: licensing, ownership, referral law, billing compliance, and regulatory defense. From formation through a sale or audit response, Dike Law Group handles those matters. Our guide to what a healthcare lawyer does gives examples.
Healthcare law adds licensing, referral, and ownership rules that general business law does not cover. Texas generally bars non-physicians from owning medical practices, the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute restrict referral arrangements, and HIPAA governs patient data. See who can legally own a medical practice in Texas.
A healthcare compliance attorney Dallas practices retain builds programs that keep billing, referrals, and patient data lawful, from HIPAA risk assessments to staff training. Texas Health and Safety Code chapter 181 requires covered entities to train employees on privacy within 90 days of hire. Our HIPAA, Stark, and Anti-Kickback guide covers the core rules.
Yes. As a physician employment contract lawyer Dallas doctors can hire, Dike Law Group reviews pay, termination terms, and restrictive covenants before signature. For agreements signed or renewed on or after September 1, 2025, Texas Senate Bill 1318 limits physician non-competes to one year and five miles. The requirements appear in our non-compete guide.
Practices typically need a management services organization (MSO) when non-physician investors want a role in the business side. Under Texas corporate practice of medicine rules, the physician-owned practice keeps clinical control while the MSO provides billing, staffing, and facilities, as our MSO set-up playbook explains.
Cost follows scope. A defined project, such as a contract review or entity formation, is priced differently from an audit response or board defense. Ask any firm for a written scope and fee arrangement first. Before hiring, review these questions to ask a Dallas healthcare attorney.
A UPIC audit is a federal review of Medicare and Medicaid claims, and findings can lead to payment suspension, overpayment demands, or referral for investigation. Qlarant is the UPIC contractor for the Southwest jurisdiction, including Texas. Start with our Medicare audit defense guide and first ZPIC letter guide.
No. Licensing, referral, and fraud rules are state and federal law, so Dallas clients can work with Dike Law Group over the phone, on video, or through secure file sharing. The office sits in Frisco, inside the DFW Metroplex.
