Healthcare Lawyer in Grand Prairie, TX

Grand Prairie Healthcare Providers We Defend

Practices We Work With

Your practice type shapes your legal exposure. As your healthcare lawyer in Grand Prairie, we work with:

• DME suppliers and home health agencies across the DFW corridor
• Physician-owned primary care and specialty practices in Dallas and Tarrant counties
• Behavioral health, substance use disorder and outpatient mental health providers
• Medical spa and aesthetic clinic operators dealing with TDLR and TMB requirements
• Urgent care centers, freestanding emergency operators and surgical groups
• Non-physician investors and MSO operators building compliant ownership structures
• Compounding and retail pharmacy operations, physical therapy and dental group practices
• Nonprofit healthcare organizations and community health providers

Legal Problems We Solve for You

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• We handle matters at every stage, not just when things go wrong:
• Medicare and DME billing audit defense with medical necessity documentation review
• False Claims Act response and federal investigation management
• Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law review for your referral and compensation arrangements
• CPOM review before your ownership documents are signed
• HIPAA breach response, BAA enforcement and Security Rule fixes
• Physician buy-in, equity transfer and partnership agreement drafting
• Board complaint defense before TMB, BON and TSBP
• Practice acquisition review and post-close compliance work

What We Do When Federal Agencies Come for Your Practice

By the time you get agency contact, the investigation has been running for months. Your first response carries more legal weight than anything that comes after it.

We move quickly on three things:

• Scope: We find out exactly what the agency is looking at
• Documents: We control everything that leaves your practice
• Defense: We handle board complaints, payer audits and employment disputes under one team

Do not respond to anything before you call us. Reach us and we take it from there.

Why Behavioral Health Providers Carry More Risk Than They Realize

Your billing exposure is not the same as a general medical practice and a standard compliance plan will not cover it.

Supervision documentation gaps, missing physician sign-offs and billing code mismatches create False Claims Act risk that most operators do not spot until a review is already open. If you bill Medicare or Medicaid, your records need to be checked against the federal standards that apply specifically to behavioral health providers.

We work with outpatient mental health operators and residential treatment providers across Dallas and Tarrant counties to find and fix those gaps. If your healthcare contracts or billing arrangements have not been reviewed against those standards, that is usually where the risk sits.

We Check Your Practice Before Federal Systems Flag It

Federal tools compare your claims against other providers in your specialty and location automatically. If your billing volume, diagnosis codes or referral patterns look different from the baseline, a review opens with no tip required.

We go through your ownership structure, physician compensation and delegation records before your first claim goes out. We find what does not hold up and fix it while fixing is still possible. If your MSO structure has not been built to current CPOM standards, we address that before it becomes a problem.

Providers who call us before a review opens are in a much stronger position than those who call after. Reach us at (972) 290-1031 

Why Grand Prairie Providers Come to Us With Their Biggest Cases

Our founding healthcare attorney in Grand Prairie, Doris Dike, worked as Chief Legal Officer inside a hospital system before starting this firm. She holds a degree in health administration and co-owns a healthcare business with her physician spouse.

When your billing model or ownership structure gets scrutinized, we already know how these operations work from the inside. We are licensed in Texas, Indiana and California. Clients across Dallas and Tarrant counties come back to us because we already know their practice and they do not have to start over each time.

What DME and Home Health Operators Miss Before a Federal Letter Arrives

The Problem Starts Long Before You Hear From Anyone

Grand Prairie has seen federal fraud charges across two of the most watched provider types: DME suppliers and home health agencies.

Charges have covered equipment billed but never delivered, forged physician certifications and falsified patient records. Your practice may carry similar exposure right now without knowing it.

The gaps that create problems most often:

• Physician order documentation that does not meet federal billing standards
• Medical necessity records that are incomplete or inconsistent
• Referral and compensation arrangements that raise Anti-Kickback Statute concerns

We look at your structure, find what creates risk and fix it before a UPIC audit or qui tam complaint finds it first. If a review is already open, our team takes over scope management, document production and all agency communications from day one.