With the end of the public health emergency, physician offices are no longer required to enforce COVID-19-related masking and screening. Telehealth services must still be covered by some health plans in Illinois, but providers should check individual plans for coverage.
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Discover the pitfalls of credit card surcharges in the physician office. While the state doesn’t specifically address surcharges, caution is advised.
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Unlike criminal convictions for crimes of a forcible or sexual nature, some convictions are not per se bars to licensure.
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Brain injuries significantly impact families, which in turn impacts our communities, and ultimately has a negative impact on our society.
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The Illinois Human Rights Act was amended to tell employers how they may use criminal history information, once it is obtained. The Act makes it a civil rights violation for an employer to take action regarding employment of an individual, based solely on that individual’s criminal record.
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The 2023 ICS Chicagoland Fall Convention raised $3,000 through the ICS PAC raffle, benefiting chiropractic advocates. Member contributions highlight the ongoing financial support essential for the chiropractic profession.
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Beginning January 1, 2022, a new law goes into effect altering non-compete and non-solicitation clauses in Illinois. Read the article to learn more today!
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President Biden’s bipartisan spending adjusts Medicare reimbursements, providing relief to physicians. Providers should continue billing and push for ongoing Medicare reform for sustained access to chiropractic care.
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