Patients want more attention and time from physicians, yet many physicians are struggling to hire and retain enough staff to keep their doors open while also maintaining a work-life balance. Concierge medicine is one potential solution, but there are legal questions to consider.
By Lisa Eramo, Tebra, Oct 2023
At a Glance
- Concierge medicine allows physicians to provide personalized care and avoid insurance constraints, but legal considerations must be addressed when transitioning to this model.
- The patient contract is crucial — it governs the relationship and must outline services, fees, billing, and more.
- Carefully consider how you’ll handle Medicare and insurance.
- Compliance with state and federal healthcare laws is essential. This includes telemedicine rules, HIPAA, Medicare billing, licensing, and scope of practice. Consult an attorney for guidance.
Discover more from Concierge Medicine Today
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
Categories: National Headlines
