Lexology November 1, 2023
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP

In recent years, private equity firms and retail giants like CVS and Walmart have acquired many physician practices and physician practice management organizations across the country. As healthcare has become increasingly dominated by national, for-profit corporations, many states have correspondingly increased their oversight of such transactions, citing concerns about patient choice, quality of care and increase in healthcare costs.

Most recently, New York and California have passed legislation that requires parties to a material transaction involving a physician practice or, notably, in New York, a management services organization, to provide prior notice of the transaction to regulatory authorities in the state. As described below, the materiality threshold for reporting is low – many previously unregulated transactions will require review. While...

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Topics: Govt Agencies, Mergers & Acquisitions / JV, Physician, Provider, Regulations, States, Trends
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