Practice Groups

Health Services

Rivkin Radler represents a variety of healthcare stakeholders. Rivkin Radler's attorneys are ready to assist their clients in navigating the myriad healthcare laws and regulations, and in identifying emerging trends and opportunities in changing laws, regulations and policies that allow clients to succeed in an ever-changing marketplace. Committed to our clients who are engaging in payment and delivery system reform initiatives,...

Rivkin Radler represents a variety of healthcare stakeholders. Rivkin Radler’s attorneys are ready to assist their clients in navigating the myriad healthcare laws and regulations, and in identifying emerging trends and opportunities in changing laws, regulations and policies that allow clients to succeed in an ever-changing marketplace.

Committed to our clients who are engaging in payment and delivery system reform initiatives, we are pleased to offer new alternatives to traditional hourly (fee-for-services) billing arrangements and have developed “value-based” fee arrangements with many of our healthcare clients. We are open to creating new arrangements that reward us for the quality and value of the services we provide.

Our attorneys have a detailed understanding of healthcare law, and Rivkin Radler is the firm of choice for complicated business and regulatory matters. We represent a diverse group of healthcare clients:

Outpatient Care Centers
Clinically Integrated Networks
Performing Provider Systems
Hospitals, Health Systems and Academic Medical Centers
Telemedicine, Telehealth and Mobile Health Providers
Accountable Care Organizations
Private Equity Firms
Management Companies
Subacute Providers
Long-Term Care Providers
Mental Health Providers
Developmental Disability Providers
Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Urgent Care Centers
Durable Medical Equipment Providers
Federally Qualified Health Centers
Independent Practice Associations
Physician and Dental Practices
Pharmacies
Managed Care Plans, Employers, Unions and Other Payers

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OIG Issues New Compliance Guidance for Medicare Advantage
March 05, 2026 | Jeff Kaiser | Fraud and Abuse | Legislation and Public Policy | Medicare and Medicaid

Last month, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General (“OIG”) published Medicare Advantage Industry Segment-Specific Compliance Program Guidance (“Guidance”). OIG described the Guidance as “OIG’s updated and centralized source of voluntary compliance program guidance for Medicare Advantage.”[1] The impetus for creating the Guidance was “the…
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