Our Work - Take Medicine Back

State Attorneys General

Restrictions on the corporate practice of medicine exist in more than 30 states, but are universally unenforced. Attorneys Generals have the ability to act.

State Boards of Medicine

Medical boards have the power to discipline physicians who aid and abet the illegal corporate practice of medicine. Lawyers would be disbarred for doing the same.

Transparency in Billing

Physicians employed by corporations require transparency in what is billed & collected in their names to protect patients from fraudulent activity.

Notional Supervision of Non-Physicians

Prohibitions on CPOM were meant to protect the public from the unlicensed practice of medicine. Corporations are cutting physicians out altogether.

Due Process Rights

The public is at risk when physician's cannot advocate for their patients without fear of retaliation by their employer. Due process rights are critical for patient safety.

Medical Education of CPOM

The concept of the corporate practice of medicine, ethics, and the economics of medicine are sorely lacking in medical training.

Taking Medicine Back from Corporate Interests

Mobilizing the profession of medicine to remove corporate interests from the physician-patient relationship is our priority.

Advocacy

GIVE BACK TODAY!

A National Prohibition on the Corporate Practice of Medicine

There has been widespread failure of states to protect the public from the corporatization and commercialization of medicine. We believe the time has come for a national prohibition on the corporate practice of medicine.

Take emergency medicine back from corporate control so that physicians can once again act as patient advocates.