New Jersey's dynamic healthcare sector presents unique opportunities for healthcare providers, investors, and other business entities. The Greenbaum team combines deep industry knowledge with extensive transactional experience to ensure our clients achieve their strategic objectives while maintaining compliance and mitigating risk. Our work in the transactional healthcare space is broad-based and provides end-to-end legal support for a wide range of healthcare business transactions.
The firm represents buyers and sellers in the acquisition or sale of hospitals, health systems, physician practices, ambulatory surgery centers, urgent care centers, long-term care facilities, assisted living facilities, and other healthcare entities. This includes asset purchases, stock purchases, and corporate consolidations. We structure and negotiate joint ventures and other strategic alliances and guide individual physicians and group practices through the legal complexities of buying, selling or merging practices. We assist with the formation and structuring of new healthcare entities, and draft governing documents and business agreements, for managed care organizations and integrated delivery systems, including IDSs, ODSs, MEWAs, ACOs, PHOs, IPAs, MSOs, PPOs and HMOs. Our team has drafted and negotiated a wide array of healthcare sector-specific contracts, including employment agreements, management service agreements, vendor contracts, and leases. Our transactional services are augmented by multi-disciplinary due diligence and regulatory compliance reviews to identify potential legal risks and liabilities.
We have specialized expertise in matters concerning employee benefits, executive compensation, restrictive covenants, and separation agreements. As a full-service business law firm, we assist with taxable and tax-exempt capital financing and provide related tax counseling, provide guidance on private placements of securities, handle real estate acquisitions, leasing and dispositions, and provide general corporate representation and day-to-day counseling.
In the area of healthcare information technology, we provide counsel on information privacy and data security issues arising under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH). We have assisted in the drafting and enforcement of privacy and security agreements and policies, including recording retention requirements and the physical or electronic storage of medical records, and in the investigation, reporting and remediation of information breaches and the liability such breaches create under information privacy and security laws.