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Dr. Singh
Sep 19, 2010 - 8:03PM
Re: Unique situation

Thanks, Andrew!

Just wondering, given the fact that the call-ins would come to one centralized number and I would need to be aware of when the therapists are scheduling patients (and may, in fact, manage their schedules to some degree since I have to be certain of which patient is coming and when in order to ensure adequate insurance billing and a fair split of the cost, etc) ... I wonder whether they can be 1099 consultants (they will choose the hours they work, they will choose the disposition of patients, etc - just that they work under my entity and I need to have oversight of their hours) or would they have to be W-2's?

Would you happen to know lawyers in NJ who work with practices such as this one (since you have a few clients doing such a thing).

Thanks!

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