Members of Butler Snow’s Healthcare Regulatory and Transactions and Business Services Groups recently represented a national, for-profit health care company in the merger of one of its acute care, joint-ventured hospitals with an ambulatory surgery center, which was converted into a provider-based outpatient surgery department of the hospital. In connection with the merger, the hospital and a newly-formed management company, primarily owned by former physician investors in the ambulatory surgery center, entered into a Clinical Co-Management Agreement to administer and govern the provision of outpatient surgery at the facility, including incentive-based payment for compliance with quality metrics. Members of the Butler Snow team included Scott B. Shanker, Wes Scott, Al Bright, Geoffrey M. Hirsch, Paula Proctor Daniel and Atara Balanson.
Merger and Clinical Co-Management AgreementFebruary 24, 2014 By Butler Snow |
Members of Butler Snow’s Healthcare Regulatory and Transactions and Business Services Groups recently represented a national, for-profit health care company in the merger of one of its acute care, joint-ventured hospitals with an ambulatory surgery center, which was converted into a provider-based outpatient surgery department of the hospital. In connection with the merger, the hospital and a newly-formed management company, primarily owned by former physician investors in the ambulatory surgery center, entered into a Clinical Co-Management Agreement to administer and govern the provision of outpatient surgery at the facility, including incentive-based payment for compliance with quality metrics. Members of the Butler Snow team included Scott B. Shanker, Wes Scott, Al Bright, Geoffrey M. Hirsch, Paula Proctor Daniel and Atara Balanson.
