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Running a pharmacy in Michigan means navigating one of the most tightly regulated healthcare environments in the country. Between the Michigan Public Health Code, Board of Pharmacy regulations, DEA oversight, and shifting federal rules on controlled substances and telehealth prescribing, compliance isn’t just good practice—it’s essential for survival. Whether you operate an independent pharmacy or…

When a Michigan doctor, pharmacist or other healthcare professional receives a call or letter from the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA), everything can change immediately. As healthcare attorneys focused on Michigan medical license defense, we’ve seen firsthand how unsettling this process can be — but I’ve also helped countless physicians, nurses, and other…

The State Bar of Michigan Health Care Law Section (HCLS) has named health care lawyer Louis C. Szura as chair for a one-year term (2018-19). Szura, a founding partner of Southfield law firm Szura & Delonis, P.L.C., was selected during the HCLS Annual Meeting on September 20th. The Health Care Law Section is one of…

Government reimbursement is a major sticking point for physicians seeking to incorporate telehealth into their practice. The requirements for government telehealth reimbursement are burdensome and make implementing such services difficult to justify economically, despite the potential benefits to patients and providers. However, earlier this month the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed significant…