Depending on the circumstances, there might be ways to legally structure deal participation on the part of referring physicians.
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I recently attended a continuing legal education seminar. From a purely legal standpoint, the models made sense.
I found an old lock in the garage. Now, what’s the combination?
Even Warren Buffet can’t get you this return: 420% over three years.
When my kids were small, we spent many a lazy Sunday afternoon watching monster versus monster movies, you know, like Godzilla versus Mothra. Although today’s post doesn’t feature any Japanese creatures from Monster Island, it does feature a similar, two-monsters-in-one tale, drawing from, and compounding on, violations previously featured on the blog. And, although Tokyo […]
Today, and tomorrow, as more and more surgical procedures leave the hospital setting for ASCs and other outpatient facilities, query whether hospital administrators will revisit medical directorships with renewed fervor as they seek ties that bind.
Even Warren Buffet can’t get you this return: 420% over three years.
And, it’s 100% leveraged. OPM.
Ride along with Mark as he discusses the more than 420% financial return to the government that’s fueling healthcare compliance investigations . . . and convictions.
Even Warren Buffet can’t get you this return: 420% over three years. And, it’s 100% leveraged. OPM. Well, not OPM as in “other people’s money,” but OPM as in “our public money.” That’s the return on investment that the Feds generated from 2015 to 2017 as a result of coordinated Department of Health and Human Services and Department […]
From a purely legal standpoint, many models make sense. However, from the practical standpoint, one apparently lost on our seminar presenter, the structures were unfinanceable.
