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Ready to start a business? We can streamline the process by drafting a complete suite of corporate formation documents, including certificates of formation, operating agreements, buy-sell agreements and more. We can even help clients apply for Employer Identification Numbers (EIN’s) from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
We can help you medically integrate your chiropractic practice using one single business entity that you manage and control. And the company can be structured to allow you to keep up to 100% of retained earnings and the proceeds of an eventual clinic sale. We can also convert older “dual entity” practices into new, streamlined “single-entity” practices that provide these advantages.
We can draft employment agreements for associate doctors, chiropractic assistants, massage therapists, physical therapists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, physicians, and other healthcare providers. We also provide customized non-disclosure and non-compete agreements to suit each client’s unique needs.
Doctors of Chiropractic face a litany of regulatory hurdles, including Stark law and federal and state anti-kickback statutes. We have years of experience navigating state and federal regulations and liaising with government agencies. Let us walk you through the tangled web of bureaucracy by ensuring regulatory compliance for your small business.
Have a burning legal question? We may not have the answer, but we can perform legal research and offer advisory opinions to your small business. If we can’t help, we’ll find an attorney who can.
Stuck in a contract dispute with a business or individual? We may be able to save you valuable time and money by quickly resolving your dispute without litigation. We are trained negotiators ready to fight for your fair treatment.
We can also help your health care business with the suite of general small business services. These include:
Whether you’re starting out on your own for the first time or looking to shore up an established business, our Austin healthcare lawyers can help you.
As a health care business, you may be subject to additional laws that don’t apply to other businesses. However, knowing what these laws are and how to comply with them can be difficult.
Medical integration is something that all healthcare professionals in Texas should be familiar with. In 2017, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed SB 679 into law. This bill eliminated the obstacles preventing doctors of chiropractic in the state from running a business directly with a Texas licensed physician. Prior to this law, doctors of chiropractic and licensed doctors of medicine were required to maintain “dual entity” businesses that separated the two practices.
Now if you are interested in starting a new business, we can help you form a single entity practice. This model allows you to retain control and manage your business the way you want. Our Texas healthcare attorneys can also help you convert an older dual entity business into a single entity.
Fraud in the health care industry costs the United States billions of dollars each year. As a result, there are many state and federal laws that impose restrictions and penalties on health care businesses to reduce fraudulent activity.
The Stark Law is a federal law that prohibits doctors from referring patients to another provider if the doctor is personally or financially related to that provider. This law is sometimes referred to as a “self-referral” law and applies widely to health care businesses in the United States. There are many exceptions to this law. A health care business attorney can advise you on which ones may apply to your situation. The federal Anti-Kickback Statute serves a similar purpose. This law makes it illegal to knowingly exchange payment for referrals.
Our experienced attorneys can help you determine which laws are relevant to your practice and make sure you stay compliant.
TaxRx Group, LLC has achieved positive results for its clients who have used its business development strategies and practice management tools, but the revenue figures and successes of our top clients are not typical. Because past performance is not a predictor of future success, you may have more or less success depending on many factors, including your background, experience, work ethic, client base, and market forces. Material discussed is meant for general illustration and/or informational purposes only, and it is not to be construed as investment, tax, or legal advice. Although the information has been gathered from sources believed to be reliable, please note that individual situations can vary. Therefore, the information should be relied upon when coordinated with individual professional advice. Additionally, at times we may discuss the law or new and pending legislation. Please know our understanding of it is constantly changing, and you cannot and should not rely upon us for legal, financial, or accounting advice.