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Physicians and other licensed clinicians are frequently approached with business opportunities like partnerships or ownership interests in ambulatory surgery centers or diagnostic labs. Some are perfectly lawful and can not only lead to financial benefits but also...
Healthcare demand is rising as the population ages, chronic conditions increase and care continues shifting beyond the hospital. For nurses and those considering nursing, these changes create meaningful career opportunities. Workforce data and health system trends...
It can seem like a Texas Board of Nursing (BON) investigation can arrive without warning. These investigations can be triggered by a complaint from a patient, coworker, employer or family member, a charting issue or a medication variance. The first instinct for anyone...
The state of Texas is continuing its crackdown on healthcare fraud through 2026. Earlier in the year, Attorney General Ken Paxton announced over 180 indictments for healthcare fraud in 2025 and a focus on continuing the efforts through 2026. Three important things for...
Many nurses operate under the assumption that their personal social media accounts exist entirely outside the scope of their professional lives. It's an understandable belief, but it's also a dangerous one. In fact, the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) holds you to a 24/7...
Pediatricians are arguably facing more strain now than ever before. Add in the fact that hospitals are closing and fewer residents are choosing to specialize in this field and it seems there is no relief in site. As such, pediatricians are wise to review their current...
A complaint with the Texas Medical Board can affect your license and professional standing. Understanding the process helps you respond in a clear and timely way. How a complaint begins Anyone can file a complaint against a licensed provider. This includes patients,...
Healthcare fraud investigations rarely start with a dramatic raid. They usually begin with billing or referral patterns that make someone look twice. If you run a practice, manage billing or oversee operations, you need to know which behaviors tend to attract...
Few things disrupt the daily rhythm of a Texas pharmacy quite like a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) subpoena at your counter. While this does not always mean that your pharmacy violated the law, the document carries legal weight, and knowing how to respond is...
The empathy and resilience required for nursing can often lead to burnout, depression or secondary trauma. While patients are encouraged to seek help, you may worry that addressing your own mental health will spark a fitness-to-practice investigation. Understanding...