Compliance Challenges for Non-Physicians in Healthcare Acquisitions Buying a healthcare business is a big opportunity. But, it has unique challenges—especially for Non-Physicians in Healthcare Acquisitions. The healthcare industry has strict rules designed to protect patients and prevent fraud. For non-physician buyers, it’s vital to know and follow these rules. They will help avoid costly mistakes….
In many industries, kickbacks are seen as a normal part of doing business, but in the realm of healthcare, they’re viewed quite differently. Kickbacks are not only unethical, but they’re also illegal, posing a significant threat to patient welfare and the integrity of healthcare systems. It’s important to understand the Anti-Kickback Statute so as to…
The Stark Law, in essence, prohibits doctors from referring patients to certain healthcare providers when there’s a financial connection between them. If doctors break this law, they can face big fines. Therefore, it’s crucial to steer clear of actions that violate these regulations. Key Provisions of Stark Law What the Stark Law Says: Under Stark…
In most industries, sending referrals is standard practice — but in healthcare, especially when Medicare or Medicaid is involved, referrals are closely regulated. The Stark Law, along with the Anti-Kickback Statute, governs how and when physicians can refer patients, especially if the referring provider or their family has a financial relationship with the referred entity….
Can non-doctors legally participate in healthcare businesses like med spas or IV clinics in Texas? The answer is yes—with the right legal structure. One of the most effective strategies for non-physicians looking to invest in or operate a healthcare business in Texas is through an MSO healthcare model, or Management Services Organization. In this guide,…