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We’ll Help You with Starting and Growing Your Own Healthcare Practice, Protecting Your Assets and Planning for the Future

The field of health care occupies about one-sixth of our economy and is the most widely regulated industry in the U.S.

Chapman Law Group is dedicated to health care law. Our mission is simple: provide health professionals with the best possible legal representation in all aspects of the law. That’s why we provide the legal services you need to start and grow your own practice, protect your assets and plan for the future.

Getting Your Healthcare Practice Going

The decision to start a medical practice is an exciting time in the life of a health care professional. However, navigating the vast amount of regulations governing the formation and operation of a medical practice can be daunting. Our team of experienced health care attorneys can help you understand your legal responsibility and help limit your exposure to liability.

A health-related business is subject to a variety of very specific state and federal laws and regulations that affect both the business structure and the business management, including:

Startup Matters

- Business Formation and Operating Agreements
- Practice Startup
- Pharmacy Ownership
- Managed Care Contracting
- Medicare Enrollment
- Medicare Opt-out
- DEA Registration
- Practice Expansion
- Employment Contracts
- Non-Compete Agreements
- Confidentiality Agreements
- Credentialing
- Staff Privileges

Practice Management Matters

- Corrective Action Plans
- HIPAA Compliance
- Regulatory Compliance
- Medicare and Medicaid Compliance
- Health Care Audits
- DEA Inspections
- Medicare Revalidation
- Medicare Reporting Obligations

Put Your Legal Matters in the Right Hands: Ours

For 35 years, we at Chapman Law Group have provided business counseling for general physician practices, dental and ophthalmology offices, and pain management and urgent care clinics across the U.S.

Our offices are in Detroit (where we serve Dearborn, Troy, Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, and the rest of Michigan); Miami and Sarasota, Florida (for Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, West Palm Beach, and all of Florida); Los Angeles/Southern California; and Chicago.