Previously, in Session 1 of our Digital Health Webinar Series, we provided an overview of the complex web of healthcare regulations that govern digital health companies. During Session 2, we’ll double-click on one of the most important topics we touched on: the Corporate Practice of Medicine and the relationship between Management Services Organizations (MSOs) and Professional Corporations (PCs) for digital health companies.

The Corporate Practice of Medicine refers to the set of laws enacted by many states that require healthcare services to be provided through a corporation owned solely by licensed healthcare professionals.

In this webinar, we will provide digital health founders, executives, investors, and general counsels with guidance on the following:

• The corporate practice of medicine, fee-splitting and how similar prohibitions apply to other healthcare professions;
• The nuts and bolts of structuring transactions that implicate the corporate practice doctrine;
• Key principles to keep in mind when navigating the relationship between MSOs and PCs; and
• Recent trends in state regulation of MSOs as healthcare entities.