In Episode 7 of the Di Pietro Partners Podcast, Kevin sits down with healthcare attorney David Di Pietro to break down one of the most serious risks physicians face: medical license investigations and disciplinary action.

From Board of Medicine complaints to arrests, prescribing issues, and malpractice exposure, David explains what actually triggers a medical license investigation and what happens once the process begins. He walks through the different types of discipline physicians may face including probation, suspension, and revocation and why many cases are more manageable than doctors initially assume.

The episode also covers the critical mistakes physicians make when responding to Board inquiries, the differences between administrative hearings and board appearances, and why early legal strategy is essential to protecting your career. David also explains how disciplinary actions can follow physicians across state lines through national reporting systems, impacting hospital privileges, insurance participation, and long-term reputation.

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This episode is essential listening for physicians, healthcare professionals, and practice owners who want to understand their legal exposure and protect their medical license.

In Episode 6 of the Di Pietro Partners Podcast, Kevin sits down with founding partner David Di Pietro to break down whistleblower law and healthcare fraud under the False Claims Act.

David explains what qualifies as fraud against the government, how illegal billing schemes arise in Medicare, Medicaid, and Tricare, and why whistleblowers play a critical role in protecting public healthcare programs. The episode explores the rapid rise of telehealth fraud, Medicare Advantage (Part C) risk adjustment schemes, and how seemingly small billing issues can expose nationwide corporate misconduct.

Listeners will also learn who is eligible to report healthcare fraud, how to safely gather evidence, what legal protections whistleblowers have against retaliation, and how financial rewards are calculated in successful qui tam cases.

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This episode is essential listening for healthcare professionals, compliance officers, billing staff, and insiders who suspect fraud and want to understand their rights and options.

In Episode 5 of the Di Pietro Partners Podcast, Kevin sits down with senior healthcare attorney Nicole Martell to unpack what doctors and practice owners need to know when facing audits, subpoenas, or government investigations.

Whether it’s a Medicare overbilling audit, a Board of Medicine complaint, or a DEA inquiry into prescribing practices, Nicole walks through the high-stakes world of healthcare investigations and how to respond. She outlines the most common types of investigations physicians face, what triggers them, and the legal protections providers may not realize they have.

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This episode is a must-listen for physicians, compliance officers, and healthcare businesses navigating today’s aggressive regulatory environment.

In Episode 4 of the Di Pietro Partners Podcast, Kevin sits down with healthcare attorney Nicole Martell to break down one of the most important business decisions a physician can face: selling a medical practice to private equity.

With private equity groups rapidly consolidating healthcare practices across the country, this episode explains how these deals work, what motivates investors, and what legal risks doctors must understand before signing a Letter of Intent. Nicole walks through key topics including:

Nicole also explains how Di Pietro Partners helps physicians navigate the entire process — from early-stage planning and structuring to reviewing deal terms and ensuring compliance. Whether you’re actively considering a sale or simply preparing for the future, this episode offers essential legal insight into the business side of modern healthcare.

In Episode 3 of the Di Pietro Partners Podcast, Kevin sits down with healthcare law attorney David Di Pietro to discuss how rapidly evolving technology is transforming both care delivery and legal risk.

From artificial intelligence powered diagnosis tools to the rise of telehealth platforms, this episode explores how innovation in healthcare is creating new questions around standard of care, malpractice liability, and regulatory compliance.

They cover real world concerns such as:

The episode also highlights how Di Pietro Partners helps healthcare providers and practices integrate technology responsibly while staying protected from investigations, lawsuits, and financial penalties. Whether you’re a physician using AI decision support tools or a group practice offering remote care, this episode offers essential legal insight for the digital future of medicine.

In the second episode of the Di Pietro Partners Podcast, Kevin sits down with healthcare attorney David Di Pietro to discuss the critical legal steps physicians and healthcare entrepreneurs must take when starting a medical practice or healthcare business in Florida.

From choosing the right business structure and navigating AHCA licensing to drafting airtight contracts and protecting against compliance risks, this episode offers a roadmap for doctors and healthcare providers ready to build independence in 2025. We also cover unique challenges for practices such as DME suppliers, home health agencies, and ambulatory surgery centers industries where compliance missteps can trigger audits and investigations.

Whether you’re opening a solo physician office, partnering with colleagues, or launching a healthcare venture, understanding the legal foundation is essential to long-term success.

In the first episode of the Di Pietro Partners Podcast, Kevin sits down with healthcare attorney David Di Pietro to break down the biggest legal risks Florida physicians and healthcare providers are facing in 2025.

From compliance pitfalls and government audits to telehealth regulations and Board of Medicine complaints, this episode offers practical insight for medical professionals looking to stay protected and proactive. Whether you run a private practice or work within a larger healthcare system, understanding these risks is key to preserving your license, reputation, and livelihood.