Resources
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How to Avoid Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) Violations: Lessons from the NaphCare Investigation
Is your MSO-PC model truly compliant? The March 2026 NaphCare investigation by the New York OAG resulted in $875,000 in penalties, highlighting the dangers of "nominal" professional corporations and clinical interference.
Key Takeaways for Digital Health:
Clinical Autonomy: Why the PC must control all workflows.
Operational Separation: Avoiding the "Alabama Trap" of shared leadership.
NY CPOM Strictness: Why template-based compliance fails in New York.
Read our full analysis of the NaphCare case to protect your telehealth enterprise from regulatory scrutiny.
MSO-PC Models: Digital Health Compliance and Scaling
Navigating the complex legal landscape of digital health requires a robust and compliant corporate structure. In this video, Nixon Law Group Senior Counsel Reema Taneja provides a comprehensive 101 on the Managed Service Organization (MSO) – Professional Corporation (PC) model, focusing on the critical regulatory hurdles of the Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) and the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS).