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Concierge medicine is a rapidly growing and evolving supplement to traditional medical care. A concierge physician charges a retainer that provides the patient with services not covered by insurance. The arrangement typically includes enhanced accessibility to the physician, among a host of other services as determined by each concierge practice. As the concierge medicine movement has expanded from primary care physicians to specialists, so has the range of services provided. Due to the complex issued raised by such a unique professional business, launching a concierge practice entails careful review of all applicable federal and state laws and regulations to assure compliance.
Ally Law member firms are experienced in health care law and business organization. If you are considering establishing a concierge practice, be sure to consult an attorney at an Ally Law member firm to advise you through the intricate analysis necessary to assure the optimal business and legal structure for your enterprise. For more information about our services in this area, contact us at yourally@ally-law.com.
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By Obermayer, Rebmann, Maxwell & Hippel, LLP.
