Get up to speed on physician compensation methodologies and the legal parameters that govern physician compensation structures. Balance productivity with cost containment, as well as productivity with cooperation, in structuring compensation arrangements between physicians and healthcare facilities. Understand proscriptions under the federal Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS), the federal physician self-referral (Stark) law, and the Internal Revenue Code when drafting employment agreements. https://bit.ly/3W5y5lx
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Get up to speed on physician compensation methodologies and the legal parameters that govern physician compensation structures. Balance productivity with cost containment, as well as productivity with cooperation, in structuring compensation arrangements between physicians and healthcare facilities. Understand proscriptions under the federal Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS), the federal physician self-referral (Stark) law, and the Internal Revenue Code when drafting employment agreements. https://bit.ly/3W5y5lx
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Get up to speed on physician compensation methodologies and the legal parameters that govern physician compensation structures. Balance productivity with cost containment, as well as productivity with cooperation, in structuring compensation arrangements between physicians and healthcare facilities. Understand proscriptions under the federal Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS), the federal physician self-referral (Stark) law, and the Internal Revenue Code when drafting employment agreements. https://bit.ly/3W5y5lx .
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In his latest insight, Michael Ruggio dives into the specifics of Stark Law, as well as common concerns and misconceptions hospital executives may face when hiring physicians. To learn how hospitals can ensure Stark Law compliance in physician employment, read his full insight below. #HealthcareLaw #HealthCompliance https://lnkd.in/eRG9nc2S
Friend or Foe? Employment and the Stark Law
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A great conversation with Hal Katz from Husch Blackwell on the recent FTC ruling on non-compete clauses. Listen in to our episode on Value-Based Care Insights where Hal and I discuss the ruling’s impact on physicians and their practice. #Luminahp, #Healthcarelaw, #hospitalleaders, #vbcinsights
The healthcare sector has seen a major shift since the FTC's April 2024 ban on non-compete clauses. 🎙️ On this episode of Value-Based Care Insights, Hal Katz joins host Daniel J. Marino to discuss the consequences of this decision, including policy adjustments and legal appeals. Gain insights into the FTC ruling's impact on physician employment agreements, required alignment between single-specialty groups and health systems, and more. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gNwXPDir #ValueBasedCare #HealthPolicy #HealthcareLaw
Value-Based Care Insights: The FTC Ruling's Impact on Physician Contract Negotiations
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What are the key aspects to note about #medicalrecords in workers’ comp claims? Find out the details and also how #workerscomp attorneys can use professional #medicalrecordreview services to extract valuable insights from these records. https://bit.ly/3lsseaa
Medical Records in Workers’ Comp - Some Key Points to Note
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The healthcare landscape is continually evolving, and one critical aspect that plays a significant role in shaping the industry is the legal framework that governs it. Stark Law, officially known as the Physician Self-Referral Law, is a federal statute designed to prevent self-referral practices that could compromise patient care and inflate healthcare costs. When it comes to physician recruitment, Stark Law becomes a crucial factor that healthcare organizations must carefully navigate to ensure compliance and avoid legal consequences. https://lnkd.in/ediiVGJm #starklaw #physicianrecruitment #physicianrecruiting
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Going too far in physician employment agreement negotiation https://lnkd.in/eA8qU-8x #PhysicianEmployment #NegotiationTips #MedicalContracts #HealthcareLaw #MedicalNegotiation #PhysicianWellness
Contract negotiations: When physicians ask for too much [PODCAST]
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A new Advisory Opinion (AO) from HHS-OIG on a proposed compensation arrangement for a multi-specialty group practice is helpful in that it confirms the broad protections that the Anti-Kickback Statute employee exception and safe harbor provides to the compensation arrangement at hand, but ultimately leave many questions unanswered. Learn more about the AO and its implications in our latest On the Subject. Authors: Denise Burke, James Cannatti, Tony Maida, Chelsea Rutherford, Monica Wallace and Nathan Gray
OIG Issues Limited but Favorable Advisory Opinion on Proposed Bonuses to Physician Employees Paid From ASC Profits
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A new Advisory Opinion (AO) from HHS-OIG on a proposed compensation arrangement for a multi-specialty group practice is helpful in that it confirms the broad protections that the Anti-Kickback Statute employee exception and safe harbor provides to the compensation arrangement at hand, but ultimately leave many questions unanswered. Learn more about the AO and its implications in our latest On the Subject. Authors: Denise Burke, James Cannatti, Tony Maida, Chelsea Rutherford, Monica Wallace and Nathan Gray
OIG Issues Limited but Favorable Advisory Opinion on Proposed Bonuses to Physician Employees Paid From ASC Profits
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A new Advisory Opinion (AO) from HHS-OIG on a proposed compensation arrangement for a multi-specialty group practice is helpful in that it confirms the broad protections that the Anti-Kickback Statute employee exception and safe harbor provides to the compensation arrangement at hand, but ultimately leave many questions unanswered. Learn more about the AO and its implications in our latest On the Subject. Authors: Denise Burke, James Cannatti, Tony Maida, Chelsea Rutherford, Monica Wallace and Nathan Gray
OIG Issues Limited but Favorable Advisory Opinion on Proposed Bonuses to Physician Employees Paid From ASC Profits
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