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Missouri City Texas Couple Sentenced to Prison for Massive Medicare Fraud: A Shocking Healthcare Scandal

In a surprising turn of events, a Missouri City couple, who once owned a home health agency, has been sentenced to federal prison for admitting to defrauding Medicare of millions. This case, as announced by U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani, has sent shockwaves through the healthcare community, reminding everyone that justice will always catch up...

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Telemedicine Regulations: Your Guide to Building a Successful Practice in Texas

Telemedicine has been growing fast in the United States, especially with the COVID-19 pandemic pushing it forward. This has opened up new opportunities for healthcare providers, but it's also brought a lot of rules and regulations that can be tough to handle. If you're thinking about getting into telehealth or are already offering telehealth services,...

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Strategies for Avoiding Technical Stark Law Violations and Penalties

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...

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IN THE NEWS: Texas Senate Passes Legislation Restricting Private Business COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

October 13, 2023, the Texas Senate made a significant move by approving Senate Bill 7. This legislation restricts COVID-19 vaccine mandates for employees in private businesses, except for medical facilities that can employ alternative safety measures. Senator Mayes Middleton, a Republican from Galveston, authored the bill, which includes penalties for private employers penalizing unvaccinated employees....

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Business | Healthcare Law | MedSpa

*In the News* Death at North Texas Med Spa Sparks Push for New Legislation

Jenifer Cleveland's tragic death at a Wortham, Texas medical spa spurred TX 400, a nonprofit of Texas physicians, championing patient safety in her memory. Dr. Mary Kelly Green, TX 400 co-founder, cautions against the growing overlap of licensed physicians and non-physicians in medical procedures. This concern is far-reaching and, in certain instances, can be a...

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Physician Contract Review: Why Every Doctor Should Have Their Agreement ReviewedIs Having Physician Contracts Reviewed Worth It?

Whether you're fresh out of residency or an experienced practitioner considering a new opportunity, reviewing your employment contract is a critical step in protecting your career. A physician contract review ensures that the terms of your agreement are fair, legally sound, and aligned with your long-term goals. This guide explains what physician employment contracts typically...

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IV Hydration Clinic Compliance in Texas

In recent years, IV hydration clinics have become more popular because they can quickly and effectively address problems like dehydration, tiredness, and vitamin deficiencies. However, the rules and regulations for these clinics in Texas have become more complicated as well. This article aims to explain the important rules that IV hydration clinics in Texas must...

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