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Those who have worked to earn their nursing licensure have put in countless hours studying and gaining clinical experience. Once in their chosen field, nurses also gain additional knowledge and skill on the job. In many cases, they may feel comfortable providing...
New York’s health care market can look like a sure bet — until an investor discovers that the state draws hard lines around who may own, control or profit from the practice of medicine in the state. Because New York closely polices non-physician involvement in...
Selling your health care facility means opening your doors wide. You show buyers your financial records, your systems and the processes that set your practice apart. But here is the challenge. Not every interested party has good intentions. Some may be competitors...
A letter or inquiry from the nursing board can catch you off guard, especially if you have never dealt with the licensing process before. Many nurses wonder what situations bring their work to the board’s attention in the first place. Here are three common situations...
The use of artificial intelligence within medical practice continues to grow. A recent publication by the American Medical Association finds that we have gone from less than half of practicing physicians using AI to more than 80% using it in their daily practice. Many...
Allegations of healthcare fraud can lead to more than just a frustrating paperwork problem – it can lead to imprisonment. In a recent case, the courts reviewed allegations a top-level employee with a diagnostics company was pushing for unnecessary tests in an effort...
The government is moving forward with allegations that one of the largest nursing home facilities in New York has received over $30 million in Medicare overpayments. A federal watchdog group uncovered the issue and reviews by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG)...
Allegations of fraudulent billing can negatively impact the physician who faces the accusations and their medical practice. It is important for both parties to take steps to protect their interests. It is helpful to learn from other cases to better prepare for the...
Running a health care facility requires attention to detail in maintaining the protection of your patients’ sensitive information. Following the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is the first but not the last step. In New York, you...
You focus on patient care first. At the same time, billing and paperwork rules remain complex. Because of this complexity, even small mistakes can create serious legal risk. You can face False Claims Act (FCA) liability even when you act in good faith. When errors...
