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Healthcare
Law
Over
the past 40 years, Sacks Tierney has developed a broad-based healthcare
practice to address the regulatory, transactional and litigation needs
of healthcare entities and professionals
we
represent clients like you
Sacks
Tierney’s healthcare clientele includes:
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hospitals;
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physicians
and physician groups;
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non-physician
healthcare providers (such as nurses and physical
therapists);
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management
services organizations,
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physician
networks;
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outpatient
surgery centers;
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imaging
centers;
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trade
and professional associations; and
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healthcare
equipment and product manufacturers and distributors.
we
offer tailored expertise
Our
attorneys can address virtually all of the complex legal issues
associated with healthcare today.
Corporate
law
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forming
and representing practice entities,
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structuring
compensation arrangements,
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adding
physician employees and partners,
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dealing
with departing physicians, and
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preparing
and analyzing physician employment agreements and
restrictive covenants.
Hospital
representation
Regulation
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healthcare
regulatory issues, such as Medicare anti-kickback and Stark
matters;
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EMTALA,
HIPAA privacy regulations, and antitrust laws; and
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compliance
plans.
Managed
care
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preparing
and analyzing managed care contracts;
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representing
providers in disputes with managed care payors; and
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dealing
with insolvent PHOs, insurers, or other payors.
Transactions
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purchase
and sale of physician practices and other healthcare
entities;
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drafting
and review of leases; and
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mergers
and joint ventures.
Other
matters
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Financing: representing
clients in capital raising ventures through tax-exempt
bonds, traditional loans, and other financing vehicles.
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Medical records: ownership,
disclosure and retention.
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Disputes: antitrust
litigation over exclusive physician-hospital contracts, and
litigation over the enforceability of restrictive covenants
against physicians.
articles
Arizona Healthcare: The One Constant Is
Change
- Steven M.
Goldstein
The Current
State of Physician Restrictive Covenants in Arizona - Steven M.
Goldstein
EMTALA
Regulations (Final) - Steven M. Goldstein
The Legal
Risks of Boutique Medicine - Steven M. Goldstein
Messengers
Who Do More Than Deliver Messages
- Steven M. Goldstein
Safe
Harbors for Ambulatory Surgery Centers
- Steven M. Goldstein
Nothing
in Life Is Free - Steven M. Goldstein
Report of Ad Hoc Committee on Standards for Attorneys As Business
Associates Under HIPAA - Arizona Association of Health Care
Lawyers - Steven M. Goldstein, Chair
Treatment
Decisions and Arizona Law - Gaye L. Gould
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