Physicians owners must understand their motivations for selling and those of the potential purchaser for buying.
John D. Fanburg, JD
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John D. Fanburg, JD, is the managing member of brach Eichler LLC and chairman of the firm’s health law practice group.
Articles by John D. Fanburg, JD
As businesspeople, providers must understand the risks involved in providing telehealth services in other states.
When it comes to telemedicine services, the primary factor affecting reimbursements is legal policy.
Despite the benefits of telehealth to consumers, laws designed to protect state healthcare providers and patients often stand in the way.
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