Regulation of ancillary services.
Operation of ancillary services is highly regulated. The regulations are not always logical, but they are navigable. Be sure to work with a health care attorney who is familiar with the rules. Be careful to fully disclose all relevant facts. Most importantly, ask a lot of questions. The rules are complicated, but they are understandable. By being inquisitive, you will be able to determine whether your legal or consulting expert has a good understanding of the rules. If you work together, it is usually possible to structure the ancillary service in a way that can be both safe and profitable.
Glaser
David M
DM
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A., 900 Second Avenue South, Suite 1100, Minneapolis, MN 55402, USA. dglaser@fredlaw.com
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