
By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA CMP®

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CORPORATE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE (CPM) LAWS
OK – I admit that I am not an attorney. But, approximately half of states in the U.S. have made it unlawful for practicing physicians to be employees of corporations. This ban on the corporate practice of medicine (CPM) is intended to keep medical professionals independent and free from financial pressures and influence.
Most states have made exceptions allowing physicians to become employees of not-for-profit organizations and sometimes hospitals. States such as California, Iowa, and Texas, have declined to allow hospitals to employ physicians, although even those states have special exceptions. Iowa hospitals may employ pathologists and radiologists, and Texas public hospitals and California teaching hospitals may employ physicians. Ohio has no ban on the corporate practice of medicine.
ASSESSMENT: Anyone can own a physician practice in Ohio.
QUERY: So, who does the aggrieved patient sue?
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