The health care industry is labor intensive.
Labor costs make up two-thirds of the expenses incurred by the health care industry. Regardless of the level of technological advance in the delivery of health care, the business of health care is still people caring for people. Providers of all sizes – from start-up solo physician practices to multi-facility health systems – have labor disputes, disgruntled employees, potential whistle-blowers, and risk management issues.
We are experienced in helping health care providers avoid and solve legal workplace problems. We help our clients:
- Manage risk in the workplace.
- Avoid lawsuits.
- Develop personnel policies.
- Litigate employment-related issues.
- Enforce and/or work with restrictive covenants.
- Solve other labor- and employment-related issues that might confront a health-care business.
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