Our team of attorneys represents military medical providers facing investigations or threats to their professional licenses and credentials. This includes active-duty service members, contractors, and civilian providers affiliated with the Defense Health Agency (DHA). We understand the high-stakes challenges of DHA regulations, privileging processes, and disciplinary actions, and we are dedicated to protecting your career, reputation, and ability to practice medicine.

Military medical providers often face complex issues that can jeopardize their clinical privileges, including Quality Assurance Investigations (QAI), peer SOC reviews and standard of care (SOC) determinations, adverse privileging actions, summary suspensions, Credentials Committee reviews, peer review panel hearings, and decisions by Privileging Authorities. These matters may stem from clinical concerns, allegations of misconduct, or administrative issues and can lead to suspension, revocation, reduction of privileges, or reporting to the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB). These issues potentially impact state licensing and future employment.

We help protect your military medical credentials by gathering evidence, preparing strong submissions, coordinating witnesses where needed, and advocating aggressively to minimize or eliminate adverse outcomes on your professional practice. If you are a military medical provider under investigation, facing a QAI, summary suspension, or adverse privileging action, contact Younts Law today for a confidential consultation to safeguard your credentials and future.