Healthcare and Regulatory Investigations

Legal Support for Healthcare & Regulatory Investigations in Singapore

Guidance and Defense for Healthcare Regulatory Challenges

Our Healthcare and Regulatory Investigations Practice group consists of experienced lawyers who are well equipped to represent and defend businesses and individuals, both unlicensed and licensed healthcare institutions and practitioners, who are facing regulatory investigations and disputes in the healthcare industry, including breaches of the regulatory requirements under the Private Hospitals and Medical Clinic Act, the Medical Registration Act, the Medicines Act, the Health Products Act and Animals and Birds Act and their respective subsidiary legislation.

If you are facing issues relating to providing professional healthcare services without being duly registered with the relevant professional boards, providing healthcare services without the necessary licences or other allegations of unethical or inappropriate healthcare practices and breaches of regulatory requirements, our experience in defending businesses and individuals charged with regulatory offences allows us to provide independent and objective analysis and opinions on the issues faced and formulate a legal strategy with you to address the allegations.

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If you are dealing with the challenges of a healthcare regulatory investigation, Jacque Law LLC is here to provide skilled and dedicated support. Our experienced team specialises in representing healthcare providers and institutions facing allegations of non-compliance, licensing issues, and other regulatory breaches. We work with you to protect your rights and develop a robust defence strategy. You don’t have to navigate this complex process alone.

Commonly Asked Questions

What types of healthcare regulatory investigations are common in Singapore?

Healthcare regulatory investigations in Singapore often involve compliance breaches under the Private Hospitals and Medical Clinics Act, the Medical Registration Act, the Medicines Act, and other healthcare-related legislation. Common issues include unlicensed medical practices, breaches of patient confidentiality, and allegations of inappropriate or unethical practices.

What should I do if my healthcare practice is under investigation?

If your healthcare practice is under investigation, it’s crucial to seek legal advice as soon as possible. An experienced lawyer can guide you through the process, help gather and review relevant documentation, and advise on your rights and responsibilities to ensure you’re prepared for any regulatory proceedings.

Can Jacque Law LLC assist with unlicensed healthcare practice allegations?

Yes, Jacque Law LLC is experienced in defending clients against allegations of unlicensed practice. We can assist you in understanding the legal implications, gathering evidence, and formulating a defence strategy to address the allegations effectively and protect your rights.

What are the potential consequences of breaching healthcare regulations in Singapore?

Breaching healthcare regulations can result in significant consequences, including fines, suspension or revocation of licences, reputational damage, and, in some cases, criminal liability. It’s essential to address any allegations proactively to minimise the potential impact on your practice or business.

How long does a healthcare regulatory investigation typically take?

The length of a healthcare regulatory investigation depends on the complexity of the case, the availability of evidence, and the responsiveness of the parties involved. Some investigations can conclude in a few months, while others may take longer if multiple regulatory issues are at stake.

How can I prevent future regulatory issues in my healthcare practice?

Proactive compliance measures are essential to prevent regulatory issues. Jacque Law LLC can assist with setting up compliance programmes, conducting risk assessments, and offering guidance on licensing and other regulatory requirements to help you maintain adherence to Singapore’s healthcare laws and regulations.