Healthcare organizations across Massachusetts work hard to provide safe, compassionate environments for individuals who need ongoing support. Whether you are serving aging adults, individuals with chronic medical conditions, or patients recovering from…
When a loved one is in a healthcare facility and unable to speak for themselves, the responsibilities for their care fall on their appointed legal guardian. Whether you are that guardian or…
In the modern healthcare industry, the regulatory landscape is not a single path, but a complex network of overlapping jurisdictions. For healthcare professionals and administrators, there is no single clear set of…
Debt collection is not a friendly topic. It’s even less so when speaking to patients who are struggling to pay for emergency surgeries, life-saving procedures, or end-of-life care. As a healthcare facility,…
Nursing home administrators face many challenges daily, including keeping up with regulatory compliance. Insufficient policies, poor risk management, irregular compliance audits, and failure to follow regulations are common issues that can happen…
There is a long-established principal of law that holds that spouses are jointly and severally liable for debts incurred to third-parties for “necessities” (i.e., common-law doctrine of necessaries). Essentially, under the…
