Healthcare businesses are not only highly competitive with one another, they operate within a highly complex regulatory environment. Disputes may arise with partners, investors, MSOs, or even vendors. When this happens, the stakes can be very high. Knowing how to resolve disputes outside of traditional litigation can save a fortune when handled correctly. Mediation and…
Artificial intelligence is everywhere now, including in the healthcare sector. There is no avoiding it or hiding from it. While these tools can be significant revenue drivers and process optimizers, they also create significant legal risk when utilized improperly. Use of AI brings many regulatory and compliance challenges to the front, and you need to…
Healthcare transactions move quickly in New York. They can be lucrative, but the market is competitive. You may feel pressure to move quickly, but it is essential to understand key terms in any agreement before you sign it. The advice and counsel of a healthcare attorney is critical to protecting your rights and your practice….
A ketamine infusion clinic can be a promising and lucrative opportunity if you comply with each of the legal requirements necessary to get started. Ketamine treatment continues to expand in popularity and demand for it increases alongside. Any clinic entering the ketamine treatment space, especially in New York, is subject to strict regulations. Compliance is…
Franchising healthcare is becoming ever more popular. Med-spas, urgent cares, dental groups, and other practices are adopting this model. Often, this can be very beneficial, but it can create significant compliance issues if you’re not careful. New York follows strict Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) rules, which can greatly complicate your deal if you don’t…
Artificial intelligence seems to be everywhere. This is no less true in clinical practice. Physicians need to understand that while there are many benefits to AI integration in healthcare, there are also potential limitations and compliance issues. New York has strict regulatory laws around health care and data privacy, all of which are implicated when…
Healthcare deals in New York are very complicated. To avoid litigation, you have to watch for regulatory issues, financial concerns, and complex corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) laws. In New York careful planning and the guidance of a highly experienced attorney is essential. The medical transaction attorneys at Daniels, Porco & Lusardi, LLP know how…
As more and more medical practices consolidate, antitrust concerns rise to the surface. Hospital system expansions, private equity investment, and other mergers can trigger regulatory compliance concerns under both federal and state law. Physicians in New York considering a private equity or other sale must understand how antitrust concerns can affect the deal, unwind your…
After a practice is purchased by private equity, everything can feel different. You may be dealing with new productivity demands or other hurdles you never before faced. It could even impact the way you are compensated. In New York, Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) rules are designed to protect patients and physicians from many of…
Before you sell your medical practice, or get involved in a private equity transaction, you need to understand what questions to ask about patient data. Many physicians focus on the compensation, valuation of the practice, and other terms more than thinking about patient data. However, New York’s Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) laws and other…