Healthcare law,for providers anddigital health alike.
SIRI Law LLP advises hospitals, clinics, diagnostic chains and digital health companies on regulatory licensing, patient data protection and the commercial contracts that keep a healthcare business running.
- Free first consultation
- Clinical establishments framework
- Fixed-fee packages available
- Hyderabad and online
- Digital health aware
Healthcare
Healthcare sits at the intersection of medical regulation, data protection and ordinary commercial law, and mistakes in any one area create real risk to patients and the business. We work across all three rather than treating them separately.
Hospitals and clinics
Clinical establishment registration and ongoing regulatory compliance.
Diagnostic and pathology chains
Licensing across locations and vendor and reporting agreements.
Telemedicine and digital health platforms
Compliance with telemedicine guidelines and digital health data rules.
Medical device and health-tech companies
Regulatory advisory for devices and software as a medical device.
Roadmap
Where we help, across the care model.
From opening a facility to running a digital health platform at scale.
- 01Setup
Establish and license
Healthcare facilities and platforms need the right registrations before opening.
- Clinical establishment registration
- State-specific licensing requirements
- Entity structuring for healthcare operations
- Insurance and liability coverage review
- 02Ongoing
Protect patient data
Patient data carries particular sensitivity under data protection law.
- DPDP Act compliance for patient records
- Consent frameworks for treatment and data use
- Data sharing agreements with labs, insurers and TPAs
- Breach response planning for patient data
- 03Ongoing
Contract with the ecosystem
Healthcare businesses depend on a wide network of contracts.
- Insurer and third-party administrator agreements
- Vendor and equipment supplier contracts
- Referral and empanelment agreements
- Employment and credentialing for medical staff
- 04For platforms
Navigate digital health specifically
Telemedicine and digital health carry their own compliance layer.
- Telemedicine practice guidelines compliance
- Software as a medical device classification, where relevant
- Platform terms of service and patient consent flows
- Cross-border data considerations for health-tech
What we do
Healthcare legal, end to end.
Regulatory, data protection and commercial work under one roof.
Clinical establishment licensing
Registration and compliance under applicable clinical establishment laws.
- Licensing
- Registration
- Compliance
Patient data protection
DPDP Act compliance frameworks built for the sensitivity of health data.
- Patient data
- DPDP Act
- Consent
Telemedicine compliance
Advisory aligned with telemedicine practice guidelines for platforms and practitioners.
- Telemedicine
- Digital health
- Guidelines
Insurer and TPA contracts
Reviewing and negotiating agreements with insurers and third-party administrators.
- Insurers
- TPAs
- Contracts
Vendor and equipment agreements
Contracts with suppliers, diagnostic labs and technology vendors.
- Vendors
- Equipment
- Diagnostics
Medical device regulatory advisory
Guidance for device and health-tech companies navigating classification and approval.
- Medical devices
- Regulatory
- Health-tech
Healthcare employment and credentialing
Employment structures and credentialing processes for medical staff.
- Employment
- Credentialing
- Medical staff
Where we come in
Five mistakes we often see.
Each one creates risk for patients, the business, or both.
Generic consent forms for patient data
Patient data consent needs to be specific about what is collected, why, and who it is shared with, particularly under current data protection expectations.
Treating telemedicine as unregulated
Telemedicine practice guidelines impose real obligations on practitioners and platforms, from prescription limits to record-keeping.
Weak data sharing agreements with labs and insurers
Every point where patient data leaves your system needs a contract that specifies permitted use and security obligations.
Underestimating multi-location licensing
Clinical establishment requirements can vary by state. Expanding without checking local requirements creates compliance gaps.
No breach response plan for patient data
A patient data breach carries reputational and regulatory consequences beyond an ordinary data breach. It needs its own response plan.
Ready to start?
Running a healthcare facility or building a digital health product? Call for a free first consultation.
Tell us about your operations and we will map what needs attention. Calls are answered by an advocate.
Why healthcare organisations choose us
Medical regulation and data law, together.
Retain us for a single matter or for the long run. Either way you deal with the same accountable team.
Cross-disciplinary by design
We handle clinical, data and commercial questions as one connected picture, not separate silos.
Digital health fluency
Telemedicine and health-tech platforms get advice that reflects how these businesses actually operate.
Patient-data-first approach
Sensitive data protection is built into every engagement, not treated as an afterthought.
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Questions
Common questions.
General information only, not legal advice. Every situation differs, so speak to us about yours.
What licences does a clinic need to operate?
Requirements vary by state and facility type, but generally include clinical establishment registration and compliance with applicable state health regulations.
We review your specific location and facility type to confirm requirements.
How does the DPDP Act apply to patient records?
Patient health data is treated with particular sensitivity, requiring clear consent, purpose limitation and appropriate security safeguards.
We build compliance frameworks specific to how your facility or platform handles records.
Are telemedicine platforms specifically regulated?
Yes, telemedicine practice guidelines set requirements around practitioner conduct, prescriptions and record-keeping for remote consultations.
We advise platforms and individual practitioners on compliance.
Do you help with insurer and TPA contracts?
Yes, including empanelment agreements, claims processes and data sharing terms with insurers and third-party administrators.
We review these for terms that commonly disadvantage providers.
Can you advise on medical device regulatory questions?
Yes, including classification questions and compliance advisory for devices and software as a medical device.
We work alongside your regulatory affairs team where one exists.
How much does this cost?
Fixed-fee packages are available for common needs like licensing or data protection frameworks. Ongoing advisory can be arranged separately.
Fees are agreed in writing before work starts.
Related
Often needed alongside.
Healthcare legal work often involves these services too.
Data Privacy & Cyber Law
DPDP Act, GDPR and breach response.
ExploreData Breach & Incident Response
24x7 breach response support.
Explore
Healthcare Technology Law
Digital health and med-tech compliance.
Explore
Employment & Labour Law
Workplace compliance and disputes.
Explore
Free first consultation
Tell us about your healthcare matter.
High level is fine. We check conflicts, tell you honestly whether we can help, and what it would cost. You decide, with no pressure.
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HITEC City, Madhapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500081
Mon to Sat, 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM IST · Meetings by appointment · Online consultations worldwide