What you’ll learn inside:

  • What can go wrong (and why employers get pulled in).

  • The relationships that carry the most risk.

  • Best practices like disclosure, policy, training, and documentation.

When relationships go sideways, the fallout can land on the practice: complaints, favoritism issues, HIPAA concerns, morale damage, and reputational risk.

Every situation is unique—reach out for specific help if needed.

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