Washington HB1675 regulates the corporate practice of medicine, prohibiting unlicensed individuals from interfering with licensed providers' clinical.
Washington HB1675 aims to regulate the corporate practice of medicine by prohibiting individuals without a medical license from interfering with the clinical decisions of licensed health care providers. The bill mandates that applicants for licenses or renewals attest to their awareness of regulations concerning the corporate practice of medicine. It also outlines specific prohibited actions, including controlling patient-provider time, clinical status, and diagnostic codes.
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