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Healthcare Law

Strategic legal counsel for the builders of modern medicine, designed for scale and scrutiny.

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OVERVIEW

Regulatory precision is our standard of care.

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Healthcare organizations, digital health platforms, and telehealth startups answer to federal agencies, state medical and pharmacy boards, and state attorneys general at once. A telehealth model that works in one state may run into corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) rules, Ryan Haight prescribing limits, or consumer health data laws in the next.

As dedicated healthcare regulatory counsel, we advise from entity formation through ongoing compliance, so client operations hold up under review and their contracts match how the business actually runs.

That work includes CPOM-compliant PC/MSO structuring, multi-state telehealth expansion, fraud and abuse compliance (AKS, fee-splitting, and the False Claims Act), HIPAA and state privacy compliance, and management services agreements (MSAs).

BY THE NUMBERS

$5.3TU.S. health care spending in 2024, equal to 18% of the national economy.Source: CMS

$5.7BRecovered by the federal government from health care False Claims Act cases in fiscal year 2025.Source: DOJ

2,839Individuals and entities excluded from federal health care programs in fiscal year 2025.Source: OIG (HHS)

1,297Whistleblower (qui tam) lawsuits filed in fiscal year 2025, the most ever in a single year.Source: DOJ

CLIENTS

Who we work with

Healthcare organizations at every stage, from a first professional entity to a multi-state platform.

Telehealth CompaniesMulti-state virtual care platforms and their provider networks.

Physician PracticesProfessional entities owned and run by licensed clinicians.

Management Services OrganizationsManagement companies that support affiliated medical practices.

Digital Health & AIHealth technology companies handling patient data and AI tools.

Ketamine ClinicsClinics providing ketamine infusions and esketamine (Spravato) treatment.

PharmaciesCompounding and specialty pharmacies, including mail-order operations.

CAPABILITIES

What we handle

Regulatory compliance

Structuring and ongoing compliance under federal and state healthcare law.

Contracts and operations

Drafting and negotiating the agreements behind healthcare operations.

Corporate practice of medicine (CPOM)State professional entity ownership rules as to who may own and control a medical practice; friendly PC/PLLC arrangements with management services organizations (MSOs).

AgreementsDrafting, negotiation, and review of management services agreements (MSAs); business associate agreements (BAAs) and data processing agreements (DPAs); clinician employment, independent contractor, medical director, and supervision agreements; and marketing and affiliate arrangements.

Telehealth and multi-state operationsCross-border physician licensure, clinical supervision, and telemedicine prescribing rules, including federal and state controlled substances limits.

Patient-facing termsDrafting website privacy notices, terms of use, cookie policies, subscription disclosures, and telehealth informed consent forms.

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Fraud and abuseReview of referral, fair market value (FMV) provider compensation, and strategic affiliation arrangements against the Anti-Kickback Statute (safe harbors), the Stark Law, state fee-splitting prohibitions, and federal and state False Claims Acts to minimize regulatory exposure before claim submission.

III

Pharmacy and diagnostic fulfillmentStructuring direct-to-consumer (DTC) pharmacy distribution, 503A/503B compounding relationships, diagnostic lab orders, and interstate fulfillment under state pharmacy board and FDA standards.

HIPAA and health data privacyHIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rule compliance, along with state health privacy laws such as New York’s SHIELD Act and consumer health data statutes.

Website tracking and advertisingAudits of tracking pixels, clinical AI tools, analytics tools, and marketing claims against HHS/OCR tracking guidance, FTC algorithmic enforcement, and state consumer protection law.

INSIGHTS