Helping Your California Health Care Business Succeed
Medical business entities are governed by complex laws addressing virtually every aspect of their operation. From complicated business formation rules to OSHA and HIPAA compliance issues, medical businesses frequently operate under substantial government scrutiny.
If you own or manage a health care business, or you are considering starting one, protect yourself and your business by turning to to speak with an attorney experienced in both health care and business law.
At , our San Diego medical business attorneys have the knowledge and experience to guide clients through the formation and administration of medical business entities, as well as the litigation of business disputes. For a free, no-obligation consultation, contact us at our offices in San Diego: .
Setting Up Effective Structures for Medical Practices
The formation of a private medical practice, physician group, surgery center, hospital or other medical business entity is a complex process governed by both corporate and health care law.
A medical business entity — whether it is solely owned or a joint venture — may also require licensing and regulation by the state, and certain types of legal entities may not be available.
Our attorneys are familiar with the laws governing medical businesses and have assisted many clients in the effective formation of health care businesses. We are also experienced at drafting the agreements that govern the day-to-day activities of medical practices and other medical providers, including employment agreements for doctors and nurses, which are governed by special legal standards and restrictions.
Advising Clients on All Aspects of Medical Business Law
The administration of a medical business entity can present special challenges unique to the health care field. We are familiar with a wide range of issues relevant to medical institutions, including the following:
- Insurance terminology and billing codes
- Laws affecting the sale of medical practices
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations
- The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
- Medical employment agreements
We also represent medical entities, as well as doctors and other medical professionals, in any business and professional disputes that may arise.
We understand that whether you are starting a medical business, seeking counsel on day-to-day operations or involved in a dispute, you need a lawyer who is familiar with your business and your profession. Don’t hesitate to contact us to discuss how we can help.