Health Care Law

Federal and state rules governing billing, licensure, patient privacy, and program participation shift regularly, and the consequences of falling behind can be serious, from repayment demands to exclusion from Medicaid and Medicare. At the same time, the business of health care keeps moving: acquisitions, affiliations, new service lines, and evolving payer relationships all require careful legal navigation.

Meliora Law’s health care attorneys combine experience in health care regulatory law with practical knowledge of corporate and not-for-profit law, transactions, tax, and business structure. That means the advice you receive reflects how your organization actually operates and is focused on regulatory, billing and operational risks that most often drive audits, recoupment and post-transaction exposure.

We work with all types and sizes of health care providers, including adult care facilities, home care agencies, nursing homes, OPWDD providers, mental health providers, physician practices, supply companies, transportation companies and individual physicians and other professionals.

We recognize that health care organizations operate within real financial and operational constraints. Many of our services are available on a flat-fee or alternative fee basis, and we work with clients to structure fee arrangements that align with the scope of the engagement, risk profile, and practical realities of their organizations.