
Healthcare and Wellness
Legal Support Built Around the Realities of Running a Healthcare Practice in Ontario.
We provide practical legal services to regulated and non-regulated healthcare and wellness professionals in Ontario. Contracts, compliance, privacy, and professional corporation setup handled by counsel who understands your regulatory environment.

The Industry
Healthcare Practices Operate Under Legal and Regulatory Obligations That General Business Law Does Not Fully Address.
Running a healthcare or wellness practice means navigating a specific set of legal requirements that most general business lawyers are not equipped to handle. Privacy legislation, professional regulatory standards, practitioner agreements, and clinic structures all require legal support that reflects the operational realities of delivering care.
We work with healthcare and wellness professionals in Ontario to build the legal infrastructure their practices need. Whether you are setting up a new practice, expanding into a multidisciplinary model, or bringing on associate practitioners, we provide clear, practical guidance that keeps your business protected and your practice compliant.
Common Challenges
Where Healthcare Practices Encounter Legal Risk.
01
Practitioner Classification and Agreements
Many healthcare practices engage practitioners as independent contractors without agreements that properly reflect the nature of the relationship.
Misclassification and poorly drafted agreements create significant legal and tax exposure, particularly when a practitioner leaves or a dispute arises.
02
Privacy and Confidentiality Obligations
Healthcare practitioners in Ontario are subject to specific privacy obligations under PHIPA and other applicable legislation. Practices without properly drafted privacy policies, consent documentation, and data handling agreements are exposed to regulatory complaints and reputational risk.
03
Clinic and Associate Arrangements
Clinic sublease agreements, associate arrangements, and cost-sharing models are common in healthcare but frequently underdocumented. Ambiguity about fees, responsibilities, and termination rights creates conflict that disrupts the delivery of care and the operation of the practice.
04
Professional Corporation Requirements
Regulated healthcare practitioners who incorporate must comply with profession-specific requirements that differ significantly from standard business corporations. Using the wrong structure or failing to meet regulatory body requirements creates compliance risk that can affect a practitioner's ability to practice.
how we help
Legal Services for Healthcare and Wellness Practices.
We provide practical legal support across the agreements, structures, and compliance requirements that matter most to healthcare and wellness businesses in Ontario.

Independent Contractor and Employment Agreements
Practitioner agreements that reflect the nature of the working relationship, protect the practice, and align with applicable professional and regulatory standards in Ontario.

Service Agreements and Informed Consent Documentation
Client-facing agreements and consent documentation that protect practitioners, meet professional standards, and support the trust that clinical relationships depend on.

Clinic, Associate, and Sublease Agreements
Clear documentation of the financial, operational, and termination terms governing shared or multi-practitioner practice arrangements.

Privacy Policies and Confidentiality Agreements
Privacy policies, data handling procedures, and confidentiality agreements designed to support compliance with PHIPA and applicable provincial privacy legislation.

Professional Corporation Setup
Incorporation of professional corporations for regulated healthcare practitioners in Ontario, structured to comply with the requirements of the relevant regulatory body.

Fractional General Counsel
Ongoing embedded legal support for clinics and growing healthcare practices that regularly enter into agreements and need consistent senior legal oversight.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Regulated and Non-Regulated Healthcare and Wellness Professionals.
We serve a broad range of healthcare and wellness practitioners across Ontario, from solo practitioners operating private practices to multidisciplinary clinics managing multiple regulated professionals.
Physicians
Professional corporation setup, associate agreements, and contracts for medical practitioners in private and clinic settings.
Dentists
Professional corporation structure, associate and hygienist agreements, and clinic arrangements for dental practices.
Psychotherapists
Independent contractor agreements, service agreements, informed consent documentation, and professional corporation setup.
Massage Therapists
Contractor agreements, clinic sublease arrangements, and professional corporation setup for registered massage therapists in Ontario.
Chiropractors
Associate agreements, clinic arrangements, and professional corporation setup for chiropractic practitioners in Ontario.
Veterinarians
Professional corporation setup, associate agreements, and practice contracts for veterinary professionals in Ontario.
Physiotherapists and Naturopaths
Practitioner agreements, privacy policies, and clinic contracts for physiotherapy and naturopathic practices.
Multidisciplinary Clinics
Contract structuring, practitioner agreements, and governance frameworks for clinics operating across multiple regulated disciplines.
Professional Corporations
Incorporating as a Regulated Healthcare Practitioner in Ontario.
Physicians, dentists, psychotherapists, massage therapists, chiropractors, veterinarians, physiotherapists, and other regulated healthcare professionals have specific incorporation requirements in Ontario that differ from standard business corporations. We structure professional corporations that comply with the relevant regulatory body requirements, including the appropriate share restrictions and professional designations required in the Articles of Incorporation.
