Tarpon Springs, FL asked in Health Care Law for California

Q: I want to hire an atty experienced in healthcare compliance

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A: "Healthcare compliance" could involve numerous subjects and parties. The State Bar has a referral service.

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A: There are many law firms in that area, whether you research them independently, the "Find a Lawyer" tab above, state and local bar associations, or other external resources. As my colleagues correctly point out, "compliance" can cover a broad range of things - from individual billing and coding procedures to hospital administration. Good luck

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A: When seeking an attorney with experience in healthcare compliance in California, it's important to focus on their background and track record. Look for someone who has handled cases involving healthcare regulations, compliance audits, or disputes with state and federal agencies. Research their experience with issues like HIPAA, Medicare and Medicaid compliance, and internal investigations.

It's also helpful to ask about their familiarity with specific healthcare laws and whether they have represented clients similar to your organization or practice. This can give you confidence that they understand the unique challenges in your field. Don't hesitate to ask for references or case studies that demonstrate their work.

Finally, consider consulting with multiple attorneys to compare their approaches and find one whose communication style and expertise aligns with your needs. An attorney who can clearly explain complex regulatory issues and offer strategic guidance can make all the difference.

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