Elizabeth routinely advises on health care transactional and operational matters, addressing federal and state health care regulatory compliance issues, including “Stark” and anti-kickback law compliance, health privacy and security, certificate of public need and licensure issues.

Relevant Experience

• Regularly advises health system, hospital, and other health care provider and health care company clients on a variety of contractual matters, including physician employment, recruitment, professional services, co-management, § 340B contract pharmacy and other services arrangements.
• Regularly advises health system, hospital and other health care provider and health care company clients on fraud and abuse compliance-related matters, including “Stark,” anti-kickback, and beneficiary inducement matters.
• Regularly advises health system, hospital, and other health care provider and health care company clients on matters involving health privacy and security, including negotiation of business associate agreements, the requirements of the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, HITECH breach notification and related matters.
• Regularly advises health system, hospital and other health care provider clients on certificate of public need and facility licensure matters, including the establishment of new hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers, hospital bed and operating room expansions, hospital and health care facility service line initiations and expansions, as well as equipment acquisition and expansion.
• Provides health care regulatory support to the firm’s REIT practice on transactions involving health care properties.

• Represented health system client in the restructuring and sale of a joint-ventured laboratory services company to a large, publicly traded laboratory services provider, including re-negotiation of ancillary services arrangements.
• Represented health system clients in the development and restructuring of joint-ventured ambulatory surgery centers.
• Represented health system and academic medical center clients in multiple physician practice and medical care facility acquisitions.
• Advised acute care hospitals in sales of substantially all of the hospitals’ assets.
• Advised underwriter clients on health care regulatory aspects of issuer’s business model in initial public offering.
• Advised hospital clients on the development of and amendment to medical staff bylaws, policies and procedures.

Bar Admissions

• Virginia

Education
BA, University of Virginia, History, 1997

• Advised hospital clients on the development and restructuring of joint-ventured ambulatory surgery centers
• Advised health system, hospital and other health care company clients on a variety of physician employment, recruitment, professional services and other arrangements
• Advised health system, hospital and health care company clients on a variety of certificate of public need and facility licensure matters involving establishment of new hospitals, new ambulatory surgery centers, hospital bed and operating room expansions, hospital and healthcare facility service line initiations and expansions, as well as equipment acquisition and expansion
• Advised underwriters on health care regulatory aspects of issuer’s business model in initial public offering
• Advised hospital clients on the development of and amendment to medical staff bylaws, policies and procedures
• Advised hospital clients on various physician disciplinary matters involving behavioral matters and matters pertaining to quality of care
• Advised hospitals in sales of substantially all of the hospitals' assets.
• Member of the firm's Health Care Reform Initiative.

• American Health Lawyers Association
• Virginia Bar Association, Health Law Section

• Recognized as a “Virginia Rising Star” by Super Lawyers, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015
• Articles Editor, William & Mary Law Review

• Three Things in Healthcare - January 5, 2021

  By Elizabeth Breen |January 2021

• Three Key Things in Health Care - December 22

  By Elizabeth Breen |December 2020

• Three Key Things in Health Care - October 13, 2020

  By Elizabeth Breen |October 2020

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