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CPOM Compliance

Navigate Corporate Practice of Medicine laws with state-specific compliance frameworks and legal structures.

These are not sold separately. They are what your clinical layer includes when it runs on TrueEval, scoped to your program, your states and your specialties.

Overview

The Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) doctrine restricts who can own a medical practice or employ physicians, and it's why most non-physician-owned healthcare companies need a PC-MSO structure to operate legally. TrueEval supports state-aware clinical operations and PC-MSO implementation in coordination with the operator's independent healthcare counsel. For the full explanation of CPOM and the PC-MSO model, see TrueEval's PC-MSO formation guide (/solutions/pc-mso-formation).

How It Works

1

CPOM Assessment

TrueEval and the operator's independent counsel map the clinical model to the target jurisdictions.

2

Structure Design

Independent counsel advises on legal structure; TrueEval supplies the clinical and operational requirements for implementation.

3

Documentation

Independent counsel prepares or approves legal documents; TrueEval implements the approved clinical governance and workflows.

4

Implementation

We guide implementation and provide ongoing monitoring for regulatory changes.

Need CPOM Compliance? It already runs under our medical group

Take the assessment — tell us your specialty + target states and we'll map your gaps and what onboarding looks like for you.

Key Benefits

  • State-by-state operating requirements
  • Clinical input for PC-MSO implementation
  • Requirements for counsel-prepared agreements
  • Ongoing regulatory monitoring
  • Clinical governance workflows
  • Fee-flow implementation inputs for counsel
  • Board and agency response coordination
  • Periodic operational reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

Need CPOM Compliance? It already runs under our medical group

Take the assessment — tell us your specialty + target states and we'll map your gaps and what onboarding looks like for you.