States' Renewed Focus on Corporate Practice of Medicine and Its Impact on Health Care Transactions
About this episode
Jon Joseph and Taryn Stone discuss the impact of corporate practice of medicine on health care transactions and related considerations.
Jon Joseph, Partner, Christian & Barton, and Taryn Stone, Partner, Ice Miller, discuss recent developments in the corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) and the effect on health care transactions. They cover different state approaches to CPOM, how the current CPOM landscape has affected diligence considerations and other factors related to health care transactions, how artificial intelligence may impact CPOM laws, issues related to deal valuations, and compliance strategies. Jon and Taryn ...
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