The Key Features of the Corporate Practice of Optometry in California In California, forming and practicing as a professional optometry corporation may provide legal advantages over practicing as a sole proprietor or optometry partnership. However, incorporating a professional corporation is a tricky procedure, requiring strict compliance with state and federal…
The Key Features of the Corporate Practice of Medicine in California In California, forming and practicing as a professional medical corporation may provide legal advantages over practicing as a sole proprietor or medical partnership. However, incorporating a professional corporation is a tricky procedure, requiring strict compliance with state and federal…
The Key Features of the Corporate Practice of Dentistry in California In California, forming and practicing as a professional dental corporation may provide legal advantages over practicing as a sole proprietor or dental partnership. However, incorporating a professional corporation is a tricky procedure, requiring strict compliance with state and federal…
Tom Sullivan, editor of the Government Health IT reports: “While 90 percent of healthcare CIOs view IT innovation as critical to success, the more surprising statistic is that fewer than one-fourth consider their existing infrastructure capable of supporting such technological advancement. That’s according to a report from MeriTalk, published Monday,…
From Sarah Kliff of the Washington Post’s Health Reform Watch: “A year ago, the Affordable Care Act starred front and center as the most-anticipated Supreme Court decision that session. This session, two rulings on same-sex unions took the spotlight: In one, the high court decided Wednesday to overturn the Defense…
Click Here to Print or Download Article Starting your own dental or medical practice will require as many decisions about the business of medicine as it does the practice of medicine. Making the wrong decisions from the outset will not only result in wasted time and expense to repair your…
Scenario: A dentist-client (Dentist A) was recently approached by another dentist (Dentist B) to discuss the referral of new patients to Dentist A’s practice. Dentist B wanted a commission or referral fee on each patient referred to Dental A’s practice by Dentist B. Dentist A declined the offer, believing that…
Recently, I was representing a dentist in the purchase of a practice and a unique issue came up about the occasional sale tax exemption. My client wanted to know if there were any unforeseen actions he could take after buying the seller’s lone practice which would prevent the seller from…
