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CMS proposes long-awaited draft guidance on co-located hospitals
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"A go-to attorney for clients seeking regulatory counsel."
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For more than 30 years, Jeff Schneider has been advising health industry clients on a wide range of regulatory matters and complex transactions.
Jeff's representations span the full spectrum of healthcare providers, including hospitals, academic medical centers, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, hospices, and other institutional health care providers, as well as physician groups, health networks, and managed care organizations. Jeff heads the firm's New York office Health practice.
Jeff has represented many of the top academic medical centers both in New York and nationwide. He has been involved in many "bet the company" transactions, often involving the acquisition or sale of an academic medical center's primary teaching hospital.
In addition to his transactional work, Jeff routinely counsels clients on compliance, governance, coverage and reimbursement, survey and certification, and faculty practice issues. He believes that the best client relationships are those that involve long-term, in-depth representations where he can help provide legal assistance and help, with an eye on the client's broader strategic initiatives and goals.
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Acritas Stars Independently Rated Lawyers
Healthcare: Regulatory & Litigation (Nationwide)
Chambers USA
Healthcare (New York), Rank 1
Chambers USA
Healthcare: Service Providers
Legal 500 US
Health Care
New York Super Lawyers
Education
J.D., Stanford Law School, 1986
B.A., University of Michigan, with highest honors, 1983
Memberships
Member, American Health Lawyers Association
Member, Health Law Section, D.C. Bar Association
Bar admissions and qualifications
New York
District of Columbia
Represented Yeshiva University in a joint collaboration with Montefiore Health System related to Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
Restructured a major hospital system in the Midwest and spin-off US$1bn in assets to various system component members.
Represented the State University of New York in the acquisition of several hospitals and the sale of one hospital.
Represented the largest home health agency chain in Florida in a series of acquisitions and restructurings.
Represented a hospital system in Texas in the spin-off of one of its component hospitals.
Serves as outside general counsel to one of the component boards of the American Board of Medical Specialties.
Representing several clients in the establishment of new HMOs, ACOs and managed long-term healthcare plans.
Representing Vanderbilt University in the spin-off of its clinical enterprise.
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