Can Non-Doctors Own a Medical Practice in Texas? CPOM Field Guide

by Bradford E. Adatto, Michael S. Byrd, Jay D. Reyero

Overview

When talking about health care in Texas (particularly elective, noninvasive procedures), an almost visceral reaction is triggered by the question: Can non-doctors own a medical practice in Texas? The law is not only confusing, but emotion, opinion, and rhetoric can also cloud the issue. This book gets to the root of the problem to help answer this question. Taking it a step further, it examines the risk of non-doctors owning a medical practice.

This book will discuss the following in detail:

1. What Is the Corporate Practice of Medicine?
2. Does the Corporate Practice of Medicine Exist in Texas?
3. Is the Corporate Practice of Medicine Doctrine Actually Enforced in Texas?
4. Are There Exceptions to the Corporate Practice of Medicine Doctrine in Texas?
5. Can a Non-Physician Hire a Texas Medical Doctor via an Independent Contractor Agreement?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186156178
Publisher:	ByrdAdatto, PLLC
Publication date:	10/30/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	312 KB

About the Author

The story of ByrdAdatto began long before Michael S. Byrd and Bradford E. Adatto became attorneys and started their law firm. As the sons of doctors and entrepreneurs who owned private medical practices, they have personal connections to both business and health care. These blended life experiences have made them leading advocates for their clients.

Today, ByrdAdatto is a growing national practice with offices in Dallas and Chicago. ByrdAdatto serves clients in many industries, with a heavy focus on the health care industry. The firm’s attorneys have become a national voice and routinely lecture at conferences and industry functions.

Visit our website at www.byrdadatto.com to learn more about ByrdAdatto.