As 2025 ends, Florida has seen several changes in its regulatory and legislative environment that impact physicians in various practice settings. A summary of this year’s major regulatory developments, along with updates on previously reported issues, aims to keep physicians informed and prepared for compliance in the coming year.
Florida regulatory landscape sees changes affecting physicians in 2025
Chris Clark Chief Executive Officer - Florida Medical Association
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