Healthcare attorney · Tennessee

Legal Guidance for the Business of Healthcare.

Contract review, regulatory guidance, and business legal support for healthcare professionals and practices, provided by a Tennessee-licensed attorney who also practices as a nurse practitioner.

The problem

Healthcare legal questions are rarely only legal questions.

  • You have been handed an employment, vendor, or services agreement and are not sure what you are agreeing to.
  • You are forming a practice or new venture and need to understand the regulatory considerations before you commit.
  • A licensing or regulatory question has come up and you need to understand your options.
  • Your business arrangements have grown informally and now carry risk no one has assessed.

Services

Healthcare Legal Services

Contract drafting & review

Employment, independent contractor, vendor, business associate, confidentiality, and non-disclosure agreements.

Practice & business agreements

Agreements between practitioners, practices, and business partners, reviewed with operations in mind.

Regulatory legal guidance

Help understanding how state and federal healthcare requirements may apply to your situation.

Business formation considerations

Entity and structural questions specific to healthcare businesses, including ownership and licensure considerations.

Professional licensing questions

Legal guidance on professional licensing-related matters for healthcare professionals.

Risk management & legal compliance

Identifying legal exposure in policies, arrangements, and practices, and options to address it.

Healthcare business transactions

Where appropriate, support with transactions involving healthcare practices and businesses.

The approach

An Attorney Who Has Worked Inside Healthcare.

A contract clause about call coverage, documentation, or termination means something different when you have lived it. Joshua Faucett reviews agreements and regulatory questions with an understanding of how they will play out in clinical and business operations.

The goal is clear explanations, practical options, and documents that fit the way your organization works.

Discuss Your Situation

Share a brief, non-confidential description of what you are working on. You will receive a reply about fit and next steps.

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