Lexology January 29, 2025
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Key Takeaways:

  • New and expanded categories of investors and transactions (including Private Equity) are now subject to review by state authorities.
  • Broader financial and data disclosures pre- and post-transaction are now required.
  • Substantially increased penalties for failure to disclose required information to state authorities.
  • There is a new prohibition on acute-care hospitals leasing their main campuses from real estate investment trusts.
  • There is a new restriction on the repossession of leased medical equipment from certain health care facilities.
  • Certain urgent care services and office-based surgery are now subject to state licensure.
  • Massachusetts False Claims Act liability is expanded to include health care stakeholders with an “ownership or investment interest” in a person or entity that violates the law.
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