Clients We Serve and Problems We Solve

Practice Types We Represent

• Concierge and Direct Primary Care Physician Practices
• Medical Spas and Aesthetic Wellness Clinics
• Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic Operators
• Behavioral Health and Mental Health Providers
• Physical Therapy and Chiropractic Practices
• Dental and Orthodontic Group Practices
• IV Hydration and Functional Medicine Clinics
• Non-Physician Healthcare Investors and MSO Operators
• Pharmacy Operations and Compounding Pharmacies
• Nonprofit Healthcare Organizations and Community Clinics
• Healthcare Technology and Digital Health Companies

Legal Matters We Handle

• Healthcare Entity Formation and Ownership Structuring
• MSO Agreements and CPOM Compliance Documentation
• Medical Spa Licensing and Delegation Protocol Compliance
• False Claims Act Defense and OIG Investigation Response
• Anti-Kickback Safe Harbor Analysis and Referral Structuring
• Stark Law Compensation Review and Agreement Restructuring
• HIPAA Privacy and Security Rule Implementation
• Physician Non-Compete and Buy-In Agreement Disputes
• Trademark Registration and Brand Protection
• Medicare and Medicaid Overpayment Defense and Audit Response

Common Legal Mistakes New Healthcare Practices Make

Opening a healthcare practice involves decisions that carry legal consequences long after the doors open. Choosing the wrong entity type, skipping an MSO when non-physician ownership is involved or moving forward without a compliance framework in place are decisions that look manageable early and become significantly harder to correct later.

Our formation and compliance team works with first-time owners through entity selection, ownership documentation, billing setup and employment agreements. As a trusted healthcare law expert, getting those pieces in order early is far less disruptive than correcting them once the business is already running under conditions that create risk.

Fraud Defense for Healthcare Businesses in the Eastern District of Texas

The Sherman Division of the Eastern District of Texas covers this part of Collin County for federal enforcement. Billing inquiries here follow the same audit mechanisms used across Texas, including UPIC reviews, RAC audits and False Claims Act referrals and a practice’s size or age provides no protection from that process. When a government contact arrives, the response window is short and what goes out in that window shapes everything that follows.

A healthcare fraud defense attorney with direct federal billing experience steps in before anything is produced, assesses the actual scope of the inquiry and frames a response around how the practice actually operates. We also handle licensing complaints and employment disputes that surface alongside billing matters, keeping related issues under one team rather than split across separate counsel.

Why North Texas Practices Choose Dike Law Group

Founding attorney Doris Dike built this firm after running legal and compliance functions inside healthcare organizations and that background shapes how client matters are handled here. Our attorneys understand what regulators look for, where ownership structures typically fail under review and what a compliant operational framework requires in practice.

Clients across North Texas work with us across multiple years and multiple matters because having one legal team that already knows their business is more effective than starting over with new counsel each time an issue develops. You can also explore our healthcare employment practice for physician contract and non-compete matters that frequently connect to broader issues in growing practices.