August 4, 2023 | By Bryan Meek, Esq., Brennan, Manna, and Diamond OVERVIEW: As telehealth has become more prominent across the country, providers have had the opportunity to practice across state lines more easily. However, most states require that providers be licensed in their state to provide care to residents in their state. Thus,…
June 12, 2020 | By By Bryan Meek, Esq., Brennan, Manna, and Diamond As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc globally, many industries have been forced to adapt to unprecedented challenges while remaining cognizant of everchanging guidance from public health officials and government agencies. Notably, the healthcare industry has been confronted with countless practical…
June 18, 2021 | By Bryan Meek, Esq., Brennan, Manna, and Diamond The pandemic has undisputedly changed the way in which Americans live their daily lives, including how they receive medical care. Patients have increasingly been receiving care via telemedicine, virtual check-ins, or e-visits in order to avoid physically going to their appointments and…
September 2, 2022 | By Bryan Meek, Esq., Brennan, Manna, and Diamond Patients missing their healthcare appointments without adequate notice can cost practices a lot of money, as well as deprive patients of necessary care. While one solution to mitigate this damage is to charge patients for missed appointments, policies should be written…
February 25, 2022 | By Bryan Meek, Esq., Brennan, Manna, and Diamond The Department of Health and Human Services published three parts to the No Surprises Act towards the end of 2021, which took effect January 1, 2022. The Act is intended to protect consumers from “balance billing,” which occurs when a patient receives…