Healthcare providers in Texas face more risk from vendors and partners in 2026. Data breaches, service failures and rule violations can hurt patient care and lead to fines or other penalties. Providers who stay on top of vendor risks protect patients and their...
Prescription drug pricing rules change fast. Texas healthcare providers are currently bracing for major shifts as 2026 gets closer. Costs rise, oversight grows and new transparency rules are just some of the things they are anticipating. As a provider, you should...
If you run a hospice business, then there’s a good chance that Medicare covers a substantial portion of services rendered. This gives your business the flexibility and freedom to care for those who are truly in need, thus furthering your mission. But significant...
Medicare audits are on the rise. The government has made clear its intention to crackdown on those who use unethical and illegal billing practices to take advantage of Medicare. Although these audits aim to root out bad actors, they are not infallible and can target...
Running any kind of healthcare facility carries an extensive amount of risk. A lawsuit filed against your organization can lead to a damaged reputation that affects your marketability moving forward, and it can take a bite out of your bottom line. This is true when...
Combining your medical practice with someone else’s can be a lucrative move that leads to more freedom and better work-life balance. But you can’t blindly step into consolidation, as there’s a lot at risk. Instead, you need to be cognizant of the risks associated with...
One of the biggest issues a Texas health care business can face is allegations that they did not adhere to compliance requirements. This can be time-consuming and confusing. Mistakes can severely damage the business or lead to it collapsing entirely. Health care...
Hospice employees often face unique wage and hour issues. Even small payroll mistakes can create major problems such as back pay, liquidated damages and attorney fees. As lawsuits rise, hospice providers must understand their legal duties and act to avoid disputes....
AI and telemedicine are changing how providers deliver care in Texas. These tools improve patient access and efficiency, but they also bring new compliance requirements. New requirements under Texas law Texas now regulates how providers use AI and store health...
Hospice providers in Texas now face closer reviews from Medicare and state agencies as regulators push to reduce fraud, waste and abuse. You can lower your risk by knowing what auditors look for and tightening documentation before a request arrives. Why audits are...
