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Telemedicine, the practice of delivering healthcare services remotely using telecommunications technology, has significantly evolved in Texas over the years. The journey began with stringent regulations that limited its growth, but recent legislative changes have...
The healthcare industry offers numerous opportunities for investment but also presents unique challenges and risks. Investing in healthcare requires careful consideration of various factors that can significantly impact the profitability and stability of an...
For nurses in Texas, an accusation of stealing medication is a serious matter that can have profound implications on professional licensure and one’s career. This is because an accusation may trigger an official investigation by the Texas Board of Nursing (BON). If...
The healthcare industry attracts numerous investors seeking lucrative opportunities. Whether a physician considering an opportunity to invest in an ambulatory surgical center or an entrepreneur interested in investing in a home health or hospice facility, entering the...
Acquisitions are a common strategy for growth and expansion in healthcare. However, the decision to rebrand post-acquisition involves a complex interplay of benefits and risks. It is important for healthcare investors to take the time to understand these dynamics,...
Ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) have become a vital component of the healthcare landscape, offering a range of surgical procedures that do not require an overnight hospital stay. It is important for physicians considering investment or involvement in ASCs to...
Medical professionals must navigate a complex landscape of professional obligations and legal responsibilities. One key aspect of maintaining a medical license involves adhering to the standards and recommendations set forth by esteemed bodies such as the American...
Physician burnout is an increasingly prevalent issue within the healthcare industry, impacting not only the well-being of the physicians themselves but also the quality of care they provide to patients. A significant contributor to this burnout is the administrative...
Medicare overpayments represent a significant legal and financial issue for healthcare providers. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) have set forth specific guidelines to address these occurrences. The issue will arise either when a facility...
The healthcare sector is experiencing dynamic changes, influenced by increasing patient volumes, the need for more labor, strategic partnerships, and shifts towards value-based care. These trends are shaping how healthcare facilities operate and collaborate but are...