Call Our Austin Office: 800-761-5190
Over 20 Years Representing the Interests of Health Care Professionals and Entities
An Austin Firm Dedicated to
Health Care Law
For any Texas physician, receiving a certified letter from the Texas Medical Board (TMB) is a deeply stressful event. The initial complaint is often vague, using broad terms like “unprofessional conduct.” While obvious malpractice is a clear concern, many physicians...
In Texas, health care fraud is considered a serious crime because it has the potential to affect hospitals and their patients. Some of the most common forms of health care fraud include doctors billing their patients for procedures that were never performed,...
Working as a nurse is more than just a job – it is a career that comes with high professional expectations. Each state has a board that oversees the nursing profession, determining who does, and who does not, get a license to practice in their state. In addition to...
The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists recently released their forecast predicting major changes that will impact the industry in 2026. One of the major focuses of the report are the possible changes to the 340B Drug Pricing Program. The program, which...
Lawmakers recently introduced a new law that directly impacts the ability to bill Medicare for certain healthcare services that make use of artificial intelligence (AI). If passed, the Health Tech Investment Act would change Medicare’s coverage of algorithm-based...
It is an interesting time for pharmacies. Innovations around the specialty drug market are booming, and advanced treatments often require increased support from local pharmacies. As such, pharmacies that wish to thrive in coming years are wise to take steps to...
Whether a solo practitioner looking to retire or an entrepreneur in the healthcare marketplace ready to shift into other opportunities, savvy business owners recognize the importance of a well structured succession plan. When used wisely, a merger and acquisition...
Allegations of health care fraud are serious. Savvy professionals in the health care industry realize that a conviction can mean more than just a steep fine. Depending on the details, a conviction can result in jail time and the loss of professional licensure. A...
While clinical expertise is always at the forefront when providing quality care, a recent report calls attention to the importance of "soft" skills such as a focus on providing value and kindness to patients. These skills not only enhance patient satisfaction but also...
In Texas, nursing students must work through specific legal and regulatory hurdles on their way to starting their profession. In addition to coursework and training, they must also pass an official criminal background check. The check can result in a review of...