My Doctor Made a Mistake
It’s time that we recognize that the problem with American healthcare isn’t the physicians, it’s the system that doesn’t allow our physicians to do what they’ve been trained so well to do.
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The 8 Stages of Sales of Medical Practices to the Hospital
Sales of medical practices to a hospital can be imtimidating; however, we have learned they all usually follow the same trends.
The Final Steps in Closing a Medical Practice in Pennsylvania
Filing the final tax returns is not enough when officially closing a medical practice. Your attorney must also file documents with the Department of State.
Without Cause Termination in Physician Employment Contracts – Now What?
Without cause termination in physician employment contracts can be stressful for the physician, but there are beneficial aspects that can be exploited.
Fear and Loathing – 8 Rules of Hospital Negotiations
A rant about hospital negotiations, from a physician’s lawyer who has been in the trenches with these David and Goliath battles.
Will a Messenger Model IPA Work?
Regulators tend to let messenger model IPAs alone because they’re utterly toothless. If the IPA is negotiating with payors, it isn’t a messenger model IPA.
Selling Your Medical Practice and Relying on the Hospital Fairies: Physician Compensation after Sale of Practice
Covenants not to compete in medical practice sales protect the hospital’s “very valuable assets,” for which the hospital paid the physician next to nothing.
What Do You Do After You Have Your Physician Employment Agreement Reviewed?
Once you have had your physician employment agreement reviewed, it’s important that you take full advantage of the analysis.
The Bottom Line of Physician Covenants Not to Compete
The bottom line on physician covenants not to compete is that the market will enforce the covenant as written, even if a court probably wouldn’t.
