The friendly PC depends on a licensed owner who does not practice there. Most states leave that to inference. The District wrote it down.
D.C. Wrote the Non-Practicing Licensed Shareholder Into Its Code Read More »
Most states arrive at this rule through board policy. North Dakota legislated it.
North Dakota Put the Telehealth Licensing Rule in Its Statute Read More »
The prohibition and its exception sit in the same sentence, and most summaries quote only the first half.
North Dakota’s Fee-Splitting Rule Has a Carve-Out Worth Reading Read More »
A 2025 amendment that most national compliance charts have not caught up with.
Puerto Rico Dropped Its Telemedicine Certification, With One Catch Read More »
Fifty-state coverage is not national coverage.
A Mainland License Does Not Reach Puerto Rico Read More »
Three numbered conditions, and the third one is a contract term nobody expects.
South Dakota Caps a Physician Employment Agreement at Three Years Read More »
One sentence, enacted in 1995, that decides most of a South Dakota med spa menu.
South Dakota Defines Laser Use as Surgery Read More »
The provision everyone is reading is about private equity. The provision with a deadline applies to everybody.
Every Vermont MSO Has a 1 March 2027 Filing, Private Equity or Not Read More »
Vermont wrote down what improper control looks like. Use the list even where the statute does not reach you.
Vermont Just Published the Best MSO Control Checklist in the Country Read More »
Wyoming is famous for easy entity formation. The clinical entity is the exception.
Wyoming Wants Your Shareholders Licensed by Wyoming Read More »
Incorporating changes who signs the lease. It does not change who answers to the board.
Wyoming Keeps the Physician Personally on the Hook Read More »
Most states’ corporate practice positions evolved. Idaho’s was withdrawn, on a date.
Idaho Rescinded Corporate Practice in 2016 Read More »
