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When a medical partnership starts to break down, leaving means stepping away from a practice you helped build. Even if you feel ready to move on, understanding your options helps you approach that decision with greater confidence. Reviewing your governing documents...
dding a nurse practitioner (NP) or physician assistant (PA) to your Texas practice offers a way to share the workload and expand patient care. Before hiring, it helps to understand the responsibilities that come with the working relationship. Building the supervision...
For large and growing health care enterprises in Texas, data security and privacy compliance is no longer just a regulatory obligation—it is a core business need. Ignoring or otherwise failing to honor compliance requirements under HIPAA, the HITECH Act and evolving...
Artificial intelligence (AI) can perform several important functions in the workplace. It can help double-check work for errors. It can streamline previously labor-intensive job obligations, such as data analysis. AI can even automate certain functions, freeing up...
Medicaid enrollment increased from 2018 to 2019 by nearly three percent, and in 2022, Medicaid provided services for 89 million people while Medicare serviced 65,103,807 people. Some of the most vulnerable individuals in the US population, including millions of...
Anyone working in the healthcare industry should already understand the importance of regulatory compliance. Aligning your practice with current laws and regulations keeps patients safe and protects you from legal issues. Compliance issues can occur even when...
In Texas, the Texas Department of Aging and Disabilities licenses senior care facilities. Having a license allows these facilities to continue to operate and provide care to the people who need it. However, certain circumstances can cause a nursing home to lose its...
Medical licensing occurs at the state level, with each state establishing its own licensing requirements for practitioners and medical personnel like nurses. Recent interest in telehealth impacted state licensing requirements, with many states modifying their...
Medical practices have a responsibility to regulate and monitor compliance among staff. Issues can arise in patient care and administration. However, with an efficient compliance plan, your practice can be proactive and address potential problems quickly. Education...
People trust that healthcare facilities such as nursing homes will keep the best interests of their residents in mind. However, it is unfortunate that a tiny minority of people who work with older residents commit medicare fraud and abuse. Due to these rare...