New York and many other states continue to strengthen their corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) laws. This creates unique challenges for private equity companies working with physician practices. While many states permit private equity firms to have an owning or controlling interest in medical practices, New York’s laws are more complicated. Investors must carefully design…
Private equity continues to be more a part of the healthcare landscape. The data held by PE-backed medical practices is highly valuable due to its scope, sensitivity, and regulatory implications. Privacy issues and ownership disputes can complicate transactions if handled improperly. PE-backed entities often face difficult questions about who controls and owns the data, but…
Private equity continues to become more popular throughout the years. Physician practices are often prime targets for private equity investors. This can include anything from ophthalmology, orthopedics, and even primary care physicians. While there are many upsides to partnering with private equity firms, there are also tricky financial, ethical and legal considerations you must take…
Selling a medical practice or attracting outside investment is a pivotal moment in a physician’s career. Whether you are planning for retirement, seeking growth capital, or exploring new partnerships, preparing your practice for sale or investment requires careful planning, legal experience, and operational readiness. The healthcare attorneys at Daniels, Porco & Lusardi, LLP can help…
Private equity investment in physician practices has surged in recent years, reshaping the landscape of healthcare delivery across the United States. As private equity firms seek to consolidate fragmented medical markets and drive profitability, physicians and healthcare organizations face both promising opportunities and significant legal and operational risks. Understanding the implications of private equity ownership…