Effective counsel on regulatory and litigation matters for Medicaid providers

Madison Hartman advises health care industry clients on a wide variety of regulatory and litigation matters, including:

• Telehealth
• Telepharmacy
• Federal and state statutory and regulatory compliance related to fraud, waste, abuse and Medicaid.

Her extensive experience with Medicaid enables her to effectively advise clients on state and federal statutory and regulatory requirements for Medicaid providers. Madison also utilizes her past experience to assist clients in navigating legal restrictions and requirements related to telehealth, including recent changes to Indiana’s telehealth laws.

Prior to joining Quarles, Madison worked as a staff attorney at the Office of General Counsel for the Indiana Family & Social Services Administration. In this role, Madison represented the Office of Medicaid Policy & Planning (OMPP) in administrative appeals regarding a wide range of provider and programmatic issues.

Bar Admissions

• Indiana

Education

• DePauw University (B.A., 2016)
  • Political Science
  • Honor Scholar Program

• Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law (J.D., 2019)
  • Graduate Certificate in Health Law

• "Employment-Based Legal and Policy Solutions for Female Victims of Intimate Partner Violence”
• 340B Developments in 2024 – Litigation and Legislation
• 340B Program Changes on the Horizon? Start Planning Now for Potentially Seismic Impact of Upcoming Genesis Decision
• CMS Proposal to Make One-Time $9 Billion Lump Sum Payment to 340B-Covered Entity Hospitals
• Continuing Changes in the 340B Space: New Restrictions and Shifting Alliances
• DEA Issues New Regulation Formalizing Black Bag Exception for Veterinarians
• Ed Holloran, Madison Hartman, Ryan Torres Write Article for Law360 About Indiana’s Long-Term Care Reform Act
• HRSA Notice Provides Clarity on 340B Child Site Registration Requirements
• Indiana Long-Term Care Reforms Signed into Law
• Supreme Court Decision Maintains Status Quo for Disproportionate Share Percentage Calculation: What Does It Mean for the 340B Program?
• The Current State of 340B and What to Expect in 2023
• UPDATE: U.S. Supreme Court Sides with 340B Hospitals in Significant $1.6 Billion Part B Drug Payment Ruling
• UPDATE: U.S. Supreme Court Sides with 340B Hospitals in Significant $1.6 Billion Part B Drug Payment Ruling
• UPMC Surgeon to Pay $8.5 Million to End Simultaneous Surgeries Suit