Insights
Plain-English breakdowns of the warning letters, settlements, and regulatory shifts that determine whether your marketing can survive contact with a regulator.
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Podcast marketing is long-form and conversational, which creates specific compliance challenges. Here's how practices can host, appear on, and sponsor podcasts compliantly.
Across 6 years of FDA warning letters to healthcare practices, 25 specific phrases appear again and again. Here's the list - with compliant alternatives that preserve the marketing message.
We ran 100 healthcare practice websites through systematic compliance review. The findings - patterns, prevalence, and specialty variation - reveal where enforcement risk is actually concentrated.
SmileDirectClub's collapse followed sustained state dental board and FTC attention. The patterns cited apply to the broader DTC aligner category and traditional orthodontic marketing.
FDA homeopathic enforcement has shifted substantially. Here's the current framework for naturopathic, integrative, and wellness practices that market or dispense homeopathic products.
Package pricing that doesn't reflect actual total cost has become a growing state AG focus. Here's the specific enforcement pattern and what med spa practices need to fix.
Midwifery licensing varies enormously by state. Doulas aren't licensed but still face FTC rules on claims. Here's the compliance framework for pregnancy-adjacent services.
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