1099 CRNA Institute: Thrive as your own boss-Considerations for Entrepreneurial CRNAs

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Video Summary

Mark Silverman and Chris DeGrande discuss the essential considerations for entrepreneurial CRNAs to protect their practices and reduce the need for legal intervention. They emphasize various aspects such as corporate structures, billing arrangements, employment contracts, and regulatory compliance. They highlight the importance of understanding and monitoring relationships, liability protection, reimbursement strategies, and the implications of engaging with different providers, along with the potential legal pitfalls related to upcoding, kickbacks, and False Claims Act violations. The discussion delves into civil, administrative, and criminal liabilities, stressing the significance of documentation, communication, and prioritizing patient care over profits. They encourage thorough record-keeping, proactive compliance measures, and seeking legal guidance to navigate complex healthcare regulations effectively and prevent legal issues before they arise. The goal is to equip CRNAs with the knowledge and resources to safeguard their practices and uphold ethical standards in their professional endeavors.

Asset Subtitle

Protecting your assets as a 1099 independent contractor Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) is essential to safeguarding your hard-earned wealth from potential risks and liabilities.

Keywords

entrepreneurial CRNAs

protect practices

reduce legal intervention

corporate structures

billing arrangements

regulatory compliance

liability protection