A freshly inked settlement involving Carbon Health Technologies—a primary care and telehealth provider—is getting attention because it represents a new era in enforcement of stricter corporate-practice-of-medicine rules in California enacted last year. At issue was Carbon Health’s operational approach, which the state attorney general alleged violated the law because the company acted as an unlicensed corporate entity effectively owning and controlling medical practices. In other words, the state believed the corporation itself directed practical medical …
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