The healthcare landscape in Colorado is evolving rapidly, driven by advancements in technology, telehealth, and integrated care models. Amid these changes, the Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) doctrine remains a critical compliance factor for healthcare providers. This blog outlines strategies for ensuring CPOM compliance in a dynamic and competitive environment.
As healthcare evolves, staying compliant with Colorado’s Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) laws is more critical than ever. Access Plus Health helps healthcare providers navigate these dynamic regulations, offering personalized solutions for maintaining compliance while adapting to industry changes. Whether you’re managing a telehealth practice, collaborating with non-physician providers, or expanding your services, we ensure your operations align with Colorado’s legal requirements in 2025.
Colorado’s CPOM laws are designed to protect the integrity of patient care by requiring that medical decisions are made solely by licensed physicians. Non-licensed entities are prohibited from practicing medicine or influencing clinical decisions, ensuring that business considerations do not compromise patient outcomes.
Healthcare providers must collaborate with legal advisors who specialize in CPOM compliance to navigate complex regulations, particularly when adopting new care models or expanding operations.
As Colorado’s healthcare landscape evolves, maintaining CPOM compliance is more challenging—and more critical—than ever. By understanding the doctrine, adapting to changes, and implementing robust compliance strategies, providers can navigate the complexities of modern healthcare while delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.