Foley Hoag’s integrated team of healthcare lawyers help our clients find creative approaches to their business challenges and help strategically position them for success in the highly competitive healthcare marketplace. Our lawyers have experience in government relations, litigation, corporate transactions, tax, antitrust, real estate, and environmental law. For over two decades, we have served as general or special counsel to healthcare providers, payors, pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, service providers and technology developers.
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Foley Hoag Lawyers in Chambers USA 2010
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Foley Hoag Launches Healthcare Law and Policy Blog
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Publications more
- HHS Proposed Major Changes to HIPAA Privacy, Security and Enforcement Rules [Read More]
- Healthcare Alert - Interim Final Rules on Preexisting Condition, Lifetime & Annual Limits, Rescissions, and other Patient Protections [Read More]
- ONC Establishes Temporary Certification Program for EHR Technology [Read More]
- Healthcare Alert - Interim Grandfather Rule Summary [Read More]
- Phase II of the FDA’s Transparency Initiative: The Transparency Task Force Releases Draft Recommendations on FDA’s Public Disclosure Policies [Read More]
Client Successes more
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Defending Allegations of Illegal Kickbacks
Our lawyers successfully defended an individual who was the target of a federal grand jury investigation on allegations that he and his company paid illegal kickbacks to physicians to encourage the purchase of kidney dialysis supplies. We successfully prevented charges from being brought against him. [Read More]
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Disclosing Medicare Over-billing
On behalf of our client, we made the first voluntary disclosure of Medicare over-billing in New England under the Office of Inspector General’s voluntary disclosure protocol. Our lawyers negotiated the related settlement agreement, as well as an innovative corporate integrity agreement. As a result, we avoided lengthy litigation that might have led to our client being barred from participation in the Medicare program. [Read More]