More Than 20 Years Of Experience In The Field Of Health Care Law
Almost 20 million people in Texas and around the country enrolled in Medicaid during the public health emergency that began in January 2020 and lasted until May 2023. These people were able to enroll in the government health care program because Congress put a...
The end-of-life care sector in Texas and around the country was once a relatively small part of the health care industry that was dominated by charities, but it has now grown to become a $33.06 billion industry. Experts believe that the hospice sector will grow to...
A healthcare proxy and a living will are two of the most common ways that Texas residents legally make their medical wishes known. Medical professionals will refer to either of these legal directives when a patient is unable to make medical decisions for themselves....
Skilled nursing has always been the hallmark of hospice care in Texas. This is an industry where quality of care has always been more important than mere profits. However, it is also true that there does need to be at least a nominal return on the hundreds of millions...
People in Texas who have a loved one in need of hospice care are dealing with many issues. Amid the emotional and personal upheaval is the understandable concern about paying for the services a hospice provides. Hospice care can be covered in a few different ways When...
Recent advances in medical knowledge have positively affected patients in Texas and the rest of the country. These advances have helped to make many conditions far more survivable. At the very least, they have made patients much more comfortable. However, many...
Texas hospice valuations rely on a mix of subjective and objective factors, and understanding these intricacies can provide an edge in maximizing the return on investment (ROI). Hospice valuations have continued to command high multiples due to increased investor...
The World Obesity Federation projects that over 50% of the global population will become obese or overweight in the next 10-15 years if the current trends in diet and lifestyle continue. As such, this places a major burden on healthcare providers, especially nurses...
Hospices in Dallas and other areas in Texas are experiencing chronic staff shortages. This is a difficulty that is also manifesting itself in many other parts of the country. Recent studies have shown that hospices spend anywhere from $30,000 to $40,000 annually while...
The average primary care doctor spends about 3.5 hours a week doing paperwork while the average general surgeon spends 2.1 hours. Over the course of a year, that can add up to between four and eight 24-hour days. Doctors in Texas and across the country may benefit...
