Hiring a newly graduated chiropractor or a chiropractor licensed in another state to work in your clinic before he or she receives an Illinois license is an admirable thing, and in the long run, it can be quite beneficial to your clinic.
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In cases where the physician is sought as a witness (a non-party to the lawsuit), the law now provides that discovery depositions may be taken only with the doctor’s consent, or pursuant to subpoena issued under court order. Whether you testify at deposition by agreement or by court order, the party issuing the subpoena must pay you a reasonable fee for your time (generally more than normal witness fees).
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As a reminder, the Illinois Chiropractic Society urges our doctors to exercise caution when a patient questions the correlation.
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Claiming not to be aware, or actually not knowing, that certain conduct is unlawful will not prevent significant criminal, monetary and license sanctions.
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Cigna and American Specialty Health Inc. have agreed to an $11.8 million settlement that will resolve litigation with a proposed class of chiropractic care.
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As many of you are aware, license renewal is quickly approaching.
Do you have enough Continuing Medical Education (CME) hours?
The ICS always focuses on finding ways to increase the many benefits we can provide to chiropractic physician members by Member Deals.
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Have you ever wondered how you rate against other providers in the Medicare world? Good news, Medicare releases massive databases that provide statistics for health care providers around the nation, and the Wall Street Journal is the latest news source that has created an online search tool for those databases.
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