Telehealth Law
Telemedicine compliance, telehealth fraud red flags, and the regulatory landscape for virtual care.
Telehealth Practice Acquisitions and Regulatory Diligence
What buyers inherit in a telehealth acquisition: licensure gaps, platform-contract terms, and billing exposure that transfers with…
Telehealth Place of Service Coding Errors
POS 02 and POS 10 decide which of two Medicare rates a telehealth claim is paid at, and auditors have a documented method for catc…
Telehealth Platform Contracts: Fee Structures Under Scrutiny
Per-consult flat fees carry far less Anti-Kickback Statute exposure than percentage-based telehealth platform pay. What the fee fo…
Telehealth Modifier Use and Payer Variation
Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and commercial payers each apply different modifier and place-of-service rules, and the wr…
Telehealth Fraud in Medicare Advantage Plans
How telehealth health risk assessments feed Medicare Advantage risk adjustment, the DOJ and OIG enforcement pattern, and where pro…
Telehealth Documentation Standards That Survive Review
What a telehealth visit note needs to survive a payer or program-integrity audit: modality, location, time, and consent documentat…
Telehealth and the Anti-Kickback Statute
Referral fees, marketing arrangements, and the safe harbor analysis telehealth companies need before the Anti-Kickback Statute bec…
Telehealth Companies and the Corporate Practice of Medicine
Friendly PC and MSO structures, fee-splitting limits, and the 2025-2026 state enforcement wave telehealth companies now face over…
Telefraud Takedowns: How Legitimate Providers Get Included
DOJ telefraud takedowns charge platform executives and the prescribers who signed their orders. How inclusion happens, and how rea…