Quick one this week.
If you're a South Carolina physician thinking about starting a direct primary care practice, there's a bill floating around that a lot of people are treating like settled law. It isn't. H. 3966 is still just a proposal, and building your membership model around it before it passes is a good way to end up rewriting your patient agreement later. But knowing what it proposes and where South Carolina may be heading with respect to DPCs is a good idea.
I wrote up what actually matters right now: how to check the real legal basis for your model, what to nail down before you draft your agreement, and why Medicare status and HIPAA coverage are two separate questions that DPC practices often lump together.
Read the full breakdown: Starting a Direct Primary Care Practice in South Carolina
If you're already deep into planning and want a legal review so you're not redoing everything in a few months, you know where to find me.
Kim
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