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Associates, P.C. is a boutique, personal service health law firm which provides specialized guidance to clients throughout the country on matters involving only health law and health care regulation. With clients in every state, this two attorney practice advises on problems involving a range of technical health law concerns including, among other issues, reimbursement, fraud and abuse avoidance and compliance, regulation of quality of care, Medicare and Medicaid, managed care contracting, medical staff issues, HIPAA privacy, and general health care business contracts including employment contracts. Our clients include physicians and physician entities, health care systems, provider networks, laboratories, disease management and clinical guidelines vendors, diagnostic testing entities, billing companies and a significant number of other law firms seeking our input on technical health law issues. We do not litigate. In addition, because of our involvement with national professional organizations we can identify and work easily with local counsel for state law questions on which we do not opine. We frequently work with our clients’ general counsel. The limited focus of our practice has enabled us to achieve real depth in the areas on which we work. This distinction has been recognized not only in the general media, (e.g. the Wall Street Journal, ABC News, NBC News, the New York Times, the Philadelphia Inquirer) but also by specialized health care communication companies in frequently requested expert commentary (e.g. Physicians’ Practice Digest, BNA, Brownstone Publishers, Family Practice Management), in teleconferences (Eli Research, Brownstone Publishers, Medical Economics, Physicians’ Practice Digest) and as invited expert columnists. This website offers additional information about the attorneys, latest issues on which we are working, our frequently requested free newsletter AGG Notes, other publications, upcoming speeches, speaking services we offer, products which are available from us, and links which our readers may find useful. We welcome your comments and questions.
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