Barbers cut hair. Farmers farm. And, doctors practice medicine. Why?
Podcast
Intended Obfuscation or Lazy Drafting, The Outcome’s The Same: You’re Screwed. – Podcast
Most people don’t like throwing good money after bad in a contract dispute.
The Use of Banned Messaging Apps Cost Wall Street Banks Close to $2 Billion. What Will it Cost Your Medical Group or Facility? – Podcast
Banks, brokerages, and your medical group or facility’s potential violation of HIPAA?
Does Selling to Private Equity Increase Your Risk of Liability For Healthcare Fraud? – Podcast
The first purchase price is the one that the seller receives. The second purchase price is the one that the seller pays by having sold to the wrong buyer.
She Said, He Heard – A Lesson From Insider Trading to Prevent Your HIPAA Violation – Podcast
What policies does your group have? How are they enforced . . . or even, how can they be enforced?
Showing Up On Time and Negotiation – Podcast
Don’t make the mistake of thinking that being late signals your importance or your power.
OIG Permits Deferred Payment Physician Partner Buyout – Podcast
Even though many physicians and facility administrators don’t realize it, a revolving door can be a useful analogy for anti-kickback analysis. Or, I suppose, just for kickbacks.
Overexposed: A Kodak Moment – Podcast
I remember, as a kid, walking around Disneyland, noticing yellow “no parking” size signs labeled Kodak Moment. They indicated a great vantage point for taking a photo. Yet today Kodak is in bankruptcy, its core film business gutted by the digital camera.
Deal School: Contracts Needn’t Always Be Contracted – Podcast
There are many reasons why contracts are usually contracted — made compact, that is — by having them contained within one fully integrated document.
RFP for Physician Services: Really Foolish Proposition – Podcast
Hospitals that use RFPs and others fool’s tools in respect of physician relationships will surely suffer as fools in the end.