AHCA Medical Director services for Florida Health Care Clinics under F.S. 400.9935 — chart & billing audits, inspector-ready compliance logs, and a Medical Director of record. Flat monthly fee.
Yes. Under Florida Statute 400.9935, every licensed Health Care Clinic must appoint a Medical Director or Clinic Director who is legally responsible for the clinic’s compliance, including systematic chart review, billing oversight, and ensuring services meet applicable standards.
An AHCA Medical Director oversees clinical and billing compliance: periodic chart and billing audits, credential and license verification, policy and protocol review, adverse-incident documentation, and maintaining inspection-ready operating files so the clinic is prepared for AHCA survey.
Section 400.9935, Florida Statutes, is the Health Care Clinic Act provision that requires each licensed clinic to appoint a Medical Director, defines the Medical Director’s responsibilities for compliance and oversight, and ties proper billing to that oversight structure.
Yes, a physician can serve as Medical Director for multiple clinics provided they have the capacity to meet the oversight, review, and documentation responsibilities for each. Engagements are scoped so oversight is real and defensible, not a name on a certificate.
AHCA surveyors review licensure, the Medical Director appointment, credential files, policies and procedures, chart and billing documentation, and adverse-incident records. Ongoing Medical Director oversight keeps these files current so the clinic is survey-ready rather than scrambling before an inspection.
Florida medical director services statewide — Miami, Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Tampa, and all of Florida.
Under the medical direction of Armando Falcon, MD (FL ME 84789). Serving Miami-Dade and all of Florida. Call or WhatsApp +1 (305) 877-7507.